i have installed Mysql modules and it work great, but i want to know
when i access my cgi, can i know what user is loged in???
Marc Olivier
by DARk MiN » Mon, 17 Nov 1997 04:00:00
i have installed Mysql modules and it work great, but i want to know
when i access my cgi, can i know what user is loged in???
Marc Olivier
by Roland Grassma » Thu, 04 Dec 1997 04:00:00
does $ENV{'REMOTE_USER'} in perl do what you want?Quote:> when i access my cgi, can i know what user is loged in???
hope this is what you want
rg
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Roland Grassmann, ITWM-Trier, Bahnhofstrasse 30-32, 54292 Trier
Hi..
I am thinking of using mod_auth_mysql for the protected areas on my web
servers..I know that basic authentication is clear text so I am planning to
use SSL at the same time..
I don't need it for performance reasons I just wanted to use it for ease of
user and group management in a centralised location.. I could use phpmyadmin
to manage the DB seeing as I use that already for the other DB's on the
mySQL server..
so I guess the question is, is there any reason NOT to use it that I am
possibly overlooking?? and if so what are the suggestions for an alternative
authentication system?
Thanks..
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