i'm trying to accomplish the following:
implement a single sign-on html form which would, upon submission, check if
the username/password pair is a valid user via a database call, potentially
check if the user is a valid user on the network (NT), and if determined to
be a valid user, set valid http headers and sessions, then redirect the user
to a folder secured by 'basic challenge' authentication. the goal is to
avoid the standard login prompt (ugly, intrusive).
anyone have insight on how to programatically set the headers? any catches?
CJ Smessaert
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