Hi,
i wrote a php script, which shows a "printer-friendly" version of the
current website.
However, since the php safe_mode is turned to "on", i had to make use of
a workaround to be able to display all users files with this script.
Instead of accessing it via files, i use a fsockopen() connection and
then work with the received page.
So, everything worked just fine, until one user tried to use the
print-script in a password protected area. (A simple apache user
authentification)
Since my script uses fsockopen() it comes up with a blank page, because
it cannot load the page without the proper user&pass.
I tried to get the $_SERVER vars, but since the script is in a different
directory, the user authentification vars get lost as soon as you click
on the print-script link.
So, here is my question:
Is there any way, i can make the printer script realize there is a
password protected area (the server doesn't use .htaccess files; all
user auths are defined in the httpd.conf) and then:
- if possible: use the previously entered login details to get the page
- or: ask for a second login and then use that one to open the page
Thanks for your help,
Duncan
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