28, 2002 3:29 PM
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> Subject: [PHP] Apache authentication and adding a user.
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> Hi, is there any way to use PHP to programmatically add a user
> in terms of
> Apache user authentication?
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Hi, is there any way to use PHP to programmatically add a user in terms of
Apache user authentication?
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> SECURITY WARNING: This code uses a hard-coded user-name and
> password, which begs the question of where they would come from
> in the real world. You could collect them via a form, but then
> they will be sent to the PHP script as arguments and so the
> password will be visible in the URL b
ent: 14 January 2002 17:41
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [PHP] apache authentication
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> Hi,
>
> I am using the Nusphere application server with apache user directories.
> I have several protected user
> directories that are of different realms. When a user logs into t
I'm trying to do a similar thing, although I'm running PHP as an Apache
module. There's a directory I want to protect, containing PDf files, access
to which will be constrained by .htaccess.
Our users have already logged in through a custom login script. I could
modify this script so that when
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
; Sent: 14 January 2002 17:41
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [PHP] apache authentication
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I am using the Nusphere application server with apache user directories.
> I have several protected user
> directories that are of different realms. When a user logs
Hi,
I am using the Nusphere application server with apache user directories.
I have several protected user
directories that are of different realms. When a user logs into the
'secure area' i would like to send them
to pages contained in a secure directory but pass the encoded user:pass
in the UR
This isn't a php problem as much as an apache problem, however, it is =
webmasters of php sites that would have dealt with this.
Here's the dilemna-
If you use mod_dav to maintain a php application that uses =
username/password authentication for the web app, it doesn't play very =
nice.
At leas
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