Hi -
Can anyone tell me how or where the login name is stored after a sucessful login is accomplished using a .htaccess prompt.
We want to pass that login name to another program to use in
authenticating access to specific database records.
I believe what I'm looking for is the USER_NAME (USERNAME)and REMOTE_ADDR for the IP address.
I have run a test by signing into my site using a .htaccess prompt, then capturing my enviroment. The env has an entry for the REMOTE_ADDR however, USER_NAME did not appear in the list.
Do I need to configure apache to capture this information ? If so, please be as specific as possible. The .htaccess appears to be working fine ie .. it prevents anyone with the wrong password/login from gaining access to my site.
Any additional information or suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.
Bonnie
Can anyone tell me how or where the login name is stored after a sucessful login is accomplished using a .htaccess prompt.
We want to pass that login name to another program to use in
authenticating access to specific database records.
I believe what I'm looking for is the USER_NAME (USERNAME)and REMOTE_ADDR for the IP address.
I have run a test by signing into my site using a .htaccess prompt, then capturing my enviroment. The env has an entry for the REMOTE_ADDR however, USER_NAME did not appear in the list.
Do I need to configure apache to capture this information ? If so, please be as specific as possible. The .htaccess appears to be working fine ie .. it prevents anyone with the wrong password/login from gaining access to my site.
Any additional information or suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.
Bonnie