With php I can access to AUTH_USER and REMOTE_ADDR to know the authenticated user and the ip from which he come.
With ruby there is available REMOTE_ADDR but not AUTH_USER.
How can I access to the authenticated users?
Guessing that you are talking about CGI the value is likely accessible via ENV['AUTH_USER'] *if* the webserver you are using chose to put it there (i.e. if it supports authentication and the user actually authenticated). Just guessing of course...
Kind regards
robert
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On 30.05.2007 16:05, music wrote:
With php I can access to AUTH_USER and REMOTE_ADDR to know the authenticated user and the ip from which he come.
With ruby there is available REMOTE_ADDR but not AUTH_USER.
How can I access to the authenticated users?
Robert Klemme wrote:
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On 30.05.2007 16:05, music wrote:
With php I can access to AUTH_USER and REMOTE_ADDR to know the authenticated user and the ip from which he come.
With ruby there is available REMOTE_ADDR but not AUTH_USER.
How can I access to the authenticated users?Guessing that you are talking about CGI the value is likely accessible via ENV['AUTH_USER'] *if* the webserver you are using chose to put it there (i.e. if it supports authentication and the user actually authenticated). Just guessing of course...
Yes I'm talking about cgi in ruby.
I've used ENV["AUTH_USER"] but it has no value.
In php the variable AUTH_USER give me the authenticated user in ruby no.
Look for HTTP_AUTH_USER, maybe.
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On 2007-05-31 20:35:10 +0900 (Thu, May), music wrote:
Robert Klemme wrote:
>On 30.05.2007 16:05, music wrote:
>>With php I can access to AUTH_USER and REMOTE_ADDR to know the
>>authenticated user and the ip from which he come.
>>With ruby there is available REMOTE_ADDR but not AUTH_USER.
>>How can I access to the authenticated users?
>
>Guessing that you are talking about CGI the value is likely accessible
>via ENV['AUTH_USER'] *if* the webserver you are using chose to put it
>there (i.e. if it supports authentication and the user actually
>authenticated). Just guessing of course...Yes I'm talking about cgi in ruby.
I've used ENV["AUTH_USER"] but it has no value.
In php the variable AUTH_USER give me the authenticated user in ruby no.
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Trust me.
Either: have a look at all the ENV variables, and try the similar
ones, as suggested in the previous mail, or check your webserver
configuration if it sends the var at all.
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On 5/31/07, music <music@musi.ca> wrote:
Robert Klemme wrote:
> On 30.05.2007 16:05, music wrote:
>> With php I can access to AUTH_USER and REMOTE_ADDR to know the
>> authenticated user and the ip from which he come.
>> With ruby there is available REMOTE_ADDR but not AUTH_USER.
>> How can I access to the authenticated users?
>
> Guessing that you are talking about CGI the value is likely accessible
> via ENV['AUTH_USER'] *if* the webserver you are using chose to put it
> there (i.e. if it supports authentication and the user actually
> authenticated). Just guessing of course...Yes I'm talking about cgi in ruby.
I've used ENV["AUTH_USER"] but it has no value.
In php the variable AUTH_USER give me the authenticated user in ruby no.