sön 2007-03-04 klockan 19:22 -0500 skrev louis gonzales:
My question for the Development group:
Q: If I want to use external_acl_type eXhelper %LOGIN %{Header}
/path/to/MY/eXhelper.pl
How can my PERL program read the contents of %{Header}?
Header in the above is the HTTP header name you
Hello all,
There is one %{Header}'s that I want to read in my external helper program.
%{Host}
external_acl_type eXhelper %LOGIN %{Host} /path/to/my/eXhelper.pl
I read in STDIN and get the username password as supplied by the user,
who is prompted by basic authentication.
Where are the
mån 2007-03-05 klockan 18:17 -0500 skrev louis gonzales:
Hello all,
There is one %{Header}'s that I want to read in my external helper program.
%{Host}
external_acl_type eXhelper %LOGIN %{Host} /path/to/my/eXhelper.pl
I read in STDIN and get the username password as supplied by the user,
On Mon, Mar 05, 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good morning and I hope you had a good weekend.
Ta :)
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This one covers the introduction, documentation, and some
Ok, maybe I'm doing something silly.
I've read a line in from STDIN
then split;
my ($ID, $PW, $URL) = split;
...
print OFH ID: $ID PW: $PW URL: $URL;// where OFH is an output file
handle
when I look at my os file it only ever shows the ID and PW, but not the URL
Henrik Nordstrom
