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drops · 07-11-2002, 12:39 PM

I know how to write cookies.. but how do I grab the login name and store it?

CunnyFunt · 07-12-2002, 09:54 AM

The login name is passed as an environmental variable by the browser as: REMOTE_USER. In perl it's $ENV{'REMOTE_USER'} in php you should grab it as getenv('REMOTE_USER'), dunno about javascript or reg stuff tho.

foe · 07-15-2002, 11:01 AM

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Originally posted by CunnyFunt
The login name is passed as an environmental variable by the browser as: REMOTE_USER. In perl it's $ENV{'REMOTE_USER'} in php you should grab it as getenv('REMOTE_USER'), dunno about javascript or reg stuff tho.

wouldnt do it in javascript for security reasons, php/perl is the way to go, let me know if you are looking for programers

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CunnyFunt Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 34	The login name is passed as an environmental variable by the browser as: REMOTE_USER. In perl it's $ENV{'REMOTE_USER'} in php you should grab it as getenv('REMOTE_USER'), dunno about javascript or reg stuff tho. __________________ Joseph Allgaier Unix/Perl/PHP Guru.