Just use $ENV{username} within your script.
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Simon Oliver
Björn Göhringer wrote:
>
> we want to include the environment variable "username" in an html page
> so we can start different actions depending on which user is logged in
> and accesses the page. so when i go to the command line and execute the
> command
>
> c:\> perl -e "system(\"set > variables.txt\")";
>
> i get a list of all the nt variables in the file "variables.txt"
> including username (USERNAME=administrator, for example). now i made a
> script which should create an html page and include the variable:
>
> print "<html>...blablabla";
> ...
> system("set > variables.txt");
> $file = "variables.txt";
> open FILE, $file;
> while (<FILE>) {
> if ($_ =~ /USERNAME=(.+)/) {
> $username = $1;
> }
> }
> print $username;
> ...
>
> when i call this script in the browser, i get a list of all the
> WEBSERVER variables in the file, which do NOT include username! how can
> i access this variable from the script???
> thanks in advance,
> björn
>
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