Hello Jeff,
Sometimes envvars are set directly into subprocess_env (e.g., handling
of SetEnv/SetEnvIf). IOW, subprocess_env is the primary
representation.
But the REMOTE_USER and HTTP request header variables are a
representation of information stored elsewhere (r-user,
r-headers_in),
Hello list,
I'm trying to access the environment variable REMOTE_USER which is
set by the mod_auth_kerb module (at least I think so).
I tried it with two different code snippets, both are not working.
1. const char *remote = apr_table_get(r-subprocess_env, REMOTE_USER);
2. char *remote =
On 10/01/2012 12:03 PM, Christoph Gröver wrote:
Hello list,
I'm trying to access the environment variable REMOTE_USER which is
set by the mod_auth_kerb module (at least I think so).
I tried it with two different code snippets, both are not working.
1. const char *remote =
Hello Daniel,
Just a quick suggestion; Have you tried r-user ?
Tak! Really a good suggestion. r-user is set if it's run
in the fixup hook.
I still would like to know if it's possible to access variables set by
other modules, but for the current development it'll be sufficient.
With kind
On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 7:34 AM, Christoph Gröver gro...@sitepark.com wrote:
Hello Daniel,
Just a quick suggestion; Have you tried r-user ?
Tak! Really a good suggestion. r-user is set if it's run
in the fixup hook.
I still would like to know if it's possible to access variables set by
