that should work, if you dont want the username and password seen in the url bar the
once your at that page, see if the username:password@ are in the url, if so
header_redrect to the same page minus the username/passwd. once a browser has the
username/passwd it remembers it and sends it on every page it needs to. one comment is
opera will give the user a warning with this http://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
method, stating they are going to a 'possibly' misjeaveous site.
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Hello!
I am in an server with Apache and PHP. I want PHP to authenticate in other
server (Novell with Netscape). Like this:
SSL (PAGE 1 SERVER 1) ----->------>----- SSL (PAGE 2 SERVER 2)
SERVER 1: Apache and PHP
SERVER 2: Novell with Netscape
PAGE 1: PHP script page
PAGE 2: PHP script page
Without asking again the username and password (I would be passing them in
the authentication time behind the scenes).
Please help!
Rom
P.S.: In my stupidity I try to do the following:
header ("Location: https://USERNAME:PASSWORD@SERVER_ADDRESS/DIR/PAGE2.PHP";);
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