Hello,
David Rochwerger wrote:
>
> Is there a class / function etc that reads the network login of the current
> user on NT machines? (I thought that get_current_user() might be able to be
> used by getting the user to create a file??)
> This function should (ideally) do the same as Request.ServerVariables
> ("LOGON_USER") in ASP.
AFAIK, the way that works is by querying the NT domain controller about
the current remote user IP to see if it corresponds an authenticated
user and if so it is just a matter of setting the LOGON_USER environment
variable that you can retrieve via GetEnv.
I am not a Windows expert, but I suppose that should not be hard to do
via some COM object. You may want to ask Stefan Bergmann or some other
Windows expert.
Actually it would be useful for PHP users under Windows because if it is
easy with ASP, there is no reason for it to be as easy with PHP and
being able to do so there it would be one less reason for companies that
uses Windows to prefer ASP or something else over PHP.
So, I think it would be nice to have that feature built-in PHP because
it would allow to develop PHP applications under Windows without
requiring Windows users to authenticate more than once.
Regards,
Manuel Lemos
>
> Thanks
>
> David
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