Re: mod_cgi not passing headers for authentication

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I do not want apache "doing basic auth". I want to do it in the
cgi script myself, and as I understand RFC3875, the headers in
question should be passed for that purpose.

Thanks anyway
Rodrigo


On Sun, 1 Mar 2020, Eric Covener wrote:

> If Apache isn't doing basic auth, it can't supply REMOTE_USER to you,
> because it hasn't authenticated anyone.  Similar for AUTH_TYPE -- the
> server hasn't done any auth.
> Authorization isn't passed by default intentionally as a typical CGI
> has no business w/ the users credentials.

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