Hello Erik,
You can access the username and password by possibly a getenv or
http_env_vars...and using PHP_AUTH_USER and PHP_AUTH_PW if you go to a
page that has the phpinfo() command in it after youve authenticated, it will
show you these variables...there located under php variables. Hope this
helps in some crazy way....sorry about not knowing what command to use to get
them...but ive been up for 2 days straight now...and mountain dew just inst
working any more
Good Luck
~Jeff
Hmm - an odd one here. I am working in an environment where all browsers are
forced to authenticate to a Netscape proxy server and all traffic internal
and external is routed through the proxy. Since all users are authenticated
as soon as their browser opens, I'd like to be able to access the userid that
they used to authenticate in order to handle site personalization, but I
can't seem to find any way to get at this information.
Any every tried this with php?
Cheers,
Erik Ableson
