by Mike Dilwort » Fri, 20 Oct 1995 04:00:00
by Philip Hallstr » Fri, 20 Oct 1995 04:00:00
I had the same exact problem just awhile ago and some saint said useQuote:>i am running ncsa 1.4.2, with password authentification for
>certain files. now if i want to use the environmental variable
>remote user, i can only do so with the get metthod and not the
>post method, why is this ? is my server incorrectly configured
>? or is it another problem ? any help much appreciated. mike.
<Limit GET POST>
blah blah
instead of
<Limit GET>
blah blah
Works just dandy now! :)
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1. Apache/CGI: $ENV{'REMOTE_USER'} and POST
If I POST to a CGI script it seems that the above environment variable is not
available (Apache 1.3.1 on Linux, however, have seen this also on older
Apache and BSDI). It's only available if I execute a script directly.
I assume this is not a bug?
So, what's the reason and is there any way to catch it, anyway?
Kai
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