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Date: 01/31/00
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From: benedict <email protected>
Operating system: Linux 2.2.13 SuSE
PHP version: 3.0.13
PHP Bug Type: Feature/Change Request
Bug description: php_auth_user not passed back to apache
When I use a "normal" i.e. htaccess-authenification, apache puts
the username-string into to the (combined) logfile.
When I use the php-authentification, there is no username in
the logfile. So it seems, that apache does not know, that the
user is now authenticated.
Should there perhaps be something like
GLOBAL(php3_rqst)->connection->user=estrdup(user);
in functions/post.c?
I am using php as a module for apache 1.3.9.
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