Hi Gerald,
I was thinking of adding my own ENV to solve this problem.
I will let you know how it goes.
Thank you,
Ryan On Aug 10, 2004, at 9:14 PM, Gerald Richter wrote:
Looking at the log files it seems that with Embperl running as a cgi the request is actually a redirect.
That depends on the way you configure Apache, but normaly Apache will make
an internal redirect to call Embperl. I am not quite sure how Apache 2
handles REMOTE_USER on redirects, but normaly it is only set when an
authentication is required. Maybe this is not done for the redirect.
Is there an option I can give to Embperl or Apache to redirect the REMOTE_USER variable as well?
At the top of your embpcgi.pl add
$ENV{REMOTE_USER} = $ENV_{REDIRECT_REMOTE_USER} ;
But you have to be aware that you then only see the user from the main
request and not from the internal redirect. As you decribed things that is
what you want, but you should keep it in mind.
Gerald
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