> I know that by using the header you can bring up a standard user
> authenication dialog box, that sets the EVs:
> $PHP_AUTH_USER
> $PHP_AUTH_PW
>
> But is it possible to use a custom form to set these variables manually
for
> site wide useage?
No.
The browser sends those variables on each page hit, and PHP will over-write
your settings with those from the browser.
Use different variable names.
You *can* set environment variables, of course, just don't call 'em
PHP_AUTH_USER.
http://php.net/setenv
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