André Warnier wrote:
.. and to explicit the question even more :
Deep down in Apache's "request record" for the current request, there is
a field which contains the authenticated user-id for this request, thus
available to any other Apache module (not only to cgi scripts).
I have a doubt that merely setting the "Apache variable" REMOTE_USER
would auto-magically set this field.
That's r->user, which is presented to CGI (and things that adopt or
"embrace and extend" CGI) as REMOTE_USER. Most applications (except
authz modules) use REMOTE_USER, so won't need r->user.
Is your application implemented a a module or modules, or is it
external to the server?
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Nick Kew
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