Apparently i have been unclear, allow me to rephrase: I want to send user:pass to an apache authentication header for a apache protected user directory. Unfortunately, I have php installed as CGI so native php authentication will not function. I would like to either send the user:pass via GET in a url encoded sting (if possible as CGI) OR send user:pass directly to the header using a different method. Due to restrictions imposed on me, i am not able to make use of a single unified logon using LDAP or NTLM. In my case, since there are several user directories spanning severl realms, I must first authenticate users against a mysql auth db and fetch the the realm user:pass based on that users permissions.
Is it possible to send the user:pass in any of the methods described above? If so, how can i implement this? Aaron Lake Programmer/Analyst Kvaerner Chemetics A Division of Kvaerner Canada Inc (604) 730 4206
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