Are you using a web form? You can just grab the values from the form if
that's the case. But I suppose that you are not doing that, so you
could just add some variables for username / password as part of the
query string. Just realize, you're now sending login info in plain text!
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No, it's not a web form. I'm trying to include an IP addressed video camera
into my webpage. The problem is that the video camera is password protected
using htaccess. I don't have the option to remove the password.
I tried looking through the PEAR auth libraries but I didn't find anything
that *passed* authentication info, but only prompted for it, etc.
I thought there would be a class that would allow me to send the username
and password to a website and then include it, something like the following
pseudo-code:
?php
$crap = new get_website();
$crap-website_address(http://127.0.0.1;);
$crap-website_username(joe);
$crap-website_password(shmoe);
$crap-retune_website();
?
The camera used to be accessible with:
http://joe:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
But it is no longer available via Internet Explorer since the new MS
security updates on most windows boxes.
Thanks again.
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