At 12:26 AM 27/02/2001, Sander Pilon wrote:
>The request for a password is usually generated by a 401 header. Just do
>this -
>
>Header("WWW-authenticate: basic realm=\"Some realm\"");
>Header("HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized");
>exit;
>
>That should pop up a box. Just make sure you check the values of
>$PHP_AUTH_USER/PW first before presenting those headers.
I have tried this, and all it keeps doing is reasking for the U/P until the
3rd time and errors me out. I checked the $PHP_AUTH_USER/PW and both
display my own username and password, but when I enable the above lines it
just keeps asking for a u/p
where does the above try and verify the password from ?
The initial .htaccess request authenticates from a htpasswd file held in
the root dir of the user on the server. How can I make the above lines read
from this htpasswd file to authenticate a new user/pass ?
Chris
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