Only if you use Internet Explorer and enable NT-Challenge Response for
Authentication in IIS. They will not get a prompt at all when accessing
secure pages, unless the account that they are logged in with does not have
the correct privileges. This will not work with Netscape.
Dom
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Paul,
I haven't been able to get a UNC path to work at all with any version of PHP
4 cgi or isapi. The last time it worked for me was with php 3.0.15
For now (until 4.0.6 is released) you can either map a permanent drive
letter for your share. This is difficult to do with Windows 2000 Server whe
PHP 4 doesn't seem to work correctly with UNC paths
(\\Servername\ShareName). To help debug, configure IIS to "check if file
exists" for .php (or whatever extension you use). I have gotten around this
by mapping the share to a drive letter. PHP 4 works correctly with virtual
directories that are a
