This is a problem I had with my onw control panel for letting logged
in users use phpmyAdmin.
I just setted in the redirection script the $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER']
and $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW'] so the popup dont show up. But if cpanel
dont use PHP, and just passwd file with an .htaccess file, NO WAY
> > My questions:
> > How do I know where to send the data? (eg: which is the authenticating
> > file?)
> > Do I pass it as a GET or a POST or what? URL encode?
>
> You need to tell the browser to use the log in credentials, this is done
> by redirecting the browser to http://username:[EMAIL PROTEC
Ryan A wrote:
Hi,
A client is selling hosting from his site, and _his_ clients get their own
control panel from CPanel,
for the sake of understanding I will name my client A and his client(s) B.
When B needs to log into his cpanel he basicially goes to his a url like
this:
http://hisSite.com/cpanel
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> Subject: [PHP] PHP - Basic Auth - Cpanel
>
>
> Hi,
> A client is selling hosting from his site, and _his_ clients
> get their own control panel from CPanel, for the sake of
> understanding I will name my client A and his client(s) B.
>
>
Hi,
A client is selling hosting from his site, and _his_ clients get their own
control panel from CPanel,
for the sake of understanding I will name my client A and his client(s) B.
When B needs to log into his cpanel he basicially goes to his a url like
this:
http://hisSite.com/cpanel/
then the Ba
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