php-windows Digest 6 Jul 2006 06:01:10 -0000 Issue 3006
Topics (messages 27057 through 27061):
single sign on
27057 by: Martin Staiger
27058 by: Martin Staiger
27059 by: Warren Vail
27061 by: Dale D. Attree
Re: Edit files WITHOUT down- and upload
27060 by: Leo G. Divinagracia III
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dear group,
how can we find out, if a user has a valid session on his windows client? We
would like to use this session to authenticate in our web-application.
Will we need active-x controls?
Thanks,
Marc
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dear group,
how can we find out, if a user has a valid session on his windows client? We
would like to use this session to authenticate in our web-application.
Will we need active-x controls?
Thanks,
Marc
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There are lots of ways I am tempted to interpret your question, but for now
I would assume that when you refer to a "valid" session, you mean a session
cache that is filled with data.
In PHP when you someone requests a page that contains session_start(); (when
sessions are properly set up), and the session is expired, or otherwise
invalid, I believe you wind up with a new session where the cash is empty
(no variables stored under the $_SESSION array). This means you can sense
the empty array as an indicator that the session is no longer valid, but
bear in mind the same indication appears if it is a new (and of course,
empty) session, the rest is dependent on your application.
Hope this helps,
Warren Vail
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> From: Martin Staiger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2006 11:34 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [PHP-WIN] single sign on
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> dear group,
>
> how can we find out, if a user has a valid session on his
> windows client? We would like to use this session to
> authenticate in our web-application.
> Will we need active-x controls?
> Thanks,
> Marc
>
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Make use of cookies and set the expiry of the cookie to equal 8 hours.
In theory, this should create a cookie every day, therefore the user
will only require to logon once a day.
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From: Martin Staiger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2006 8:34 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [PHP-WIN] single sign on
dear group,
how can we find out, if a user has a valid session on his windows
client? We
would like to use this session to authenticate in our web-application.
Will we need active-x controls?
Thanks,
Marc
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if you have a windows machine (2000 or xpm heck evene the vista beta),
you can REMOTE DESKTOP into the server. uses secured connection. then
you can edit the files locally...
Martin Staiger wrote:
dear group,
we're looking for a possibility to directly edit word or excel-files that
are located on a web-server (Win2003Server/Apache/PHP) without the need to
download the files, edit them locally, store them locally and upload the new
revisions afterwards back on the server. We cannot use FTP for
security-reasons and we heard about possibilities like WebDAV. Therefore
we're looking for examples or references. Or alternatives?
Thanks,
Marc
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