Re: Own User authentification
| From: | Chris Lee | Date: | Thu, 15 Mar 2001 15:57:51 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Own User authentification | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.general |
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simple answer dont use .htaccess. anser your looking for, keep the username / password the same as
your login as htaccess and use php's http authentication to login the first time.
<?
include_once('cookie.egn');
include_once('database.egn');
function bad_passwd()
{
echo "You have entered an invalid password.<br>\n";
exit();
}
if ( isset($PHP_AUTH_USER) AND isset($PHP_AUTH_PW) AND $peop_r =
fetch_db_value('people_manager', "WHERE username = '$PHP_AUTH_USER' AND
password = '$PHP_AUTH_PW' ") )
$SessionID = $peop_r['peopleID'];
else
{
Header("WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm='$SERVER_NAME' ");
Header("HTTP/1.0 401 Unauthorized");
bad_passwd();
}
?>
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Chris Lee
lee@mediawaveonline.com
"Holger Rothaug" <rothaug@HS.TECMATH.com> wrote in message news:713486B4F60AD4119227000102053110439CDD@exchange01.humanmodeling.tecmath.de...
Hi!
I want to have an own user authentification based on a mysql-DB connect.
Afterwards I link the user to the specific directory, the user has been
authentified for.
This user-specific directory is secured by an .htaccess file and therefor a
authentification window sent by the web server pops up to ask for the login
again.
Is there a way to prevent the 2. window to appear? Can I set the environment
variables manually after my own (first) user authetification?
Any help is appreciated.
Holger
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