Put a phpinfo() tag on a page and look through the available variables.
Chances are it is in $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['CERT_XXX']
On Tue, 14 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks, but it was not help, because PHP run on ISAPI mode,
> and as manual says, getenv cannot be used in this mode.
> Additi
Thanks, but it was not help, because PHP run on ISAPI mode,
and as manual says, getenv cannot be used in this mode.
Additionaly: phpinfo() shows this variables in its ISAPI section.
Regards,
Istvan Kovacs
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I am using Win2K, IIS5 and PHP4.12.
> > When an SSL connec
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am using Win2K, IIS5 and PHP4.12.
> When an SSL connection with client certificate established, IIS owns
> some server variables containing information about client certificate
> (CERT_xxx or HTTPS_xxx). Although PHP does not registers them. So the
> question is: how c
Hi,
I am using Win2K, IIS5 and PHP4.12.
When an SSL connection with client certificate established, IIS owns some
server variables containing information about client certificate (CERT_xxx
or HTTPS_xxx). Although PHP does not registers them. So the question is: how
can I access these server varia
