Hello Bruce,
Wednesday, January 19, 2005, 6:06:28 PM, you wrote:
BD> i'm not a guru... but this sounds like something that someone
BD> should have already done (or thought about) in perl. you might
BD> find that there's already a perl app/solution that gets you close
BD> to what you need, that wou
On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 00:13:35 -, Mikey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi NG!
>
> Does anyone here know of a way of getting at the user account information
> from a windows domain controller from a Linux box, specifically in PHP?
>
The Windows domain controllers run LDAP. So, you can use the PHP
Well, I went to CPAN and found:
http://www.cpan.org/modules/by-category/22_Microsoft_Windows_Modules/Win32/W
in32-AD-User-0.01.readme
Looks like that will have what I need, and from what I remember socks are
dead simple in Perl - time to read up again!
Mikey
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mikey...
i'm not a guru... but this sounds like something that someone should have
already done (or thought about) in perl. you might find that there's already a
perl app/solution that gets you close to what you need, that would allow you to
either use the perl solution, or rewrite what it does
Ok, I think the other response you got is mostly right, but I don't think it's
clear what you're trying to do.
If you enable NTLM authentication on the web server, then you can have the
user's browser send the authenticated username to the web server. You'd do
that like this:
1. On your web s
Adrian Madrid wrote:
Anybody figured out how to auto authenticate into a windows server? I
no but... have a look at this:
http://uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/php/php_smbauth.htm
need to have some users log through NT Authentication on their browser
without typing their username and password. I
Is there a new-line at the end of the include-ed file?
^
/ \
/ \
Unless this is an unterminated line, you'll get messed up.
Various editors will automatically add a new line for you.
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Subject: Re: [PHP] NT?
> I don't think that will be a problem : try zend.com 'apache + php4' >
go
> and see http://zend.com
>
> Anyone tried under NT
I don't think that will be a problem : try zend.com 'apache + php4' > go
and see http://zend.com
Anyone tried under NT ???
I won't say : 'try Linux'
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- Original Message -
From: Jeremy Mora
You can install an apache module which does this.
Then all you do is edit apache's httpd.conf file to say which directories
you want to be authenticated and information about your NT domain and backup
servers etc...
e.g.
Authname"Company Intranet Server"
AuthTypeB
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