I would assume that the authentication is all or nothing. Why not
just have Apache handle the authentication, and grab the username from the
environment?
On Mon, 7 Aug 2000, Geeta Ramani wrote:
> Jake:
>
> You could maybe use a session variable: set it when the person authenticates and
> check for it when the person accesses the page.
>
> geeta
>
> Jake Brain wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> > I want to protect my site using Basic Authentication. I have a form log in
> > that goes to log in servlet, authenticates against ldap, if valid, creates a
> > session, and lets the user in. In this situation, I was wondering if there
> > is way that I can then tell Apache this guy has authenticated so don't
> > respond with a www=authenticate header when he tries to access a protected
> > page. Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated. Regards, Jake the Snake
> >
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