assuming you don't want to use basic or digest http authentication (aka
popup boxes, which manage this kind of thing for you) typically the second
(and future) script is kept unaware of the username/password. instead, the
authentication script verifies the user/password and generates some kind of
David Arnold wrote:
> All,
>
> Suppose that a user logs on (successfully) with username and password,
> where the logon process is handled by mod_perl. Now they open a page with a
> form, fill out the fields, then press the submit button. The form is
> handled by a second script.
>
> My questi
All,
Suppose that a user logs on (successfully) with username and password,
where the logon process is handled by mod_perl. Now they open a page with a
form, fill out the fields, then press the submit button. The form is
handled by a second script.
My question: How can the second script be made
