Try this:
http://phpclasses.websapp.com/browse.html/package/387.html
Regards,
Daniel Kushner
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> -Original Message-
> From: John Meyer [mailto:johnmeyer_1978@;yahoo.com]
> Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 3
> SECURITY WARNING: This code uses a hard-coded user-name and
> password, which begs the question of where they would come from
> in the real world. You could collect them via a form, but then
> they will be sent to the PHP script as arguments and so the
> password will be visible in the URL b
Aaron and I have discussed this offline. He has a PHP front-end running on
one server which he is using to control access to pages on another server
(the target). He wants the front-end code to collect and check the user's
credentials, then request an appropriate URL from the target and relay th
I'm trying to do a similar thing, although I'm running PHP as an Apache
module. There's a directory I want to protect, containing PDf files, access
to which will be constrained by .htaccess.
Our users have already logged in through a custom login script. I could
modify this script so that when
Your question is not very clear, not to me anyway.
Are you trying to write some PHP code that remembers a user name and
password over several requests? If so, I can answer that.
According to me, it's hard. The problem is that PHP (in fact Apache itself)
doesn't remember any information between
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