Now im even getting more confused. Ive been doing some more research into
the subject, and cant seem to find any answers.
All of the PHP documentation about headers() talks about auth via PHP, but
doesnt mention anything about htaccess as the auth system.
On my main.php screen, this is where the cookie gets set once the user logs
in with htaccess. What im trying to do is incorporate a section into
(possibly) main.php which forces the htaccess to rerequest login again
using my .htpasswd password file as the criteria.
Is there some sort of header information which will make the webserver turn
around and say..... "Hey, you shouldnt be here anymore, login again and I
might think about letting you in"
Because once I can get the user logging in again, it will go to the rest of
main.php and unset/reset the cookie with the new user.
Scratching my head.
Chris
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