Re: [users@httpd] RequestHeader set Problem

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On Apr 15, 2005, at 06:58 AM, masro@xxxxxxx wrote:
Working:
RequestHeader set "USER_ID" %{SSL_CLIENT_S_DN_CN}e

Not working:
RequestHeader set "USER_ID" %{REMOTE_USER}e
in this case, the Header USER_ID is set, but value is (null).

The Apache ENV Var REMOTE_USER is filled correctly, bacuse i can see the right
value in the Log. (RemUser: %{REMOTE_USER}x)

So why the Header can't be filled with %{REMOTE_USER}e ?

I've seen this happen in several instances. I can't really tell you why RequestHeader can't grab the value from the REMOTE_USER environment variable. Maybe there's a namespace issue that I don't understand, I'm not sure. What I can do is give you the necessary mod_rewrite statements that will get you the value. I had the same problem with getting the REMOTE_PORT value.

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REMOTE_PORT} (.*)
RewriteRule .* - [E=R_P:%1]

RequestHeader add X-Remote-Port %{R_P}e


Give this a try...

-Brian


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