hmm. I'm working on a very related issue, trying to use SetEnv to copy the value of one environment variable (set via the header of the HTTP request) to another. Kind of SetEnv NEW_VAR %{HTTP_SOME_HEADER_FIELD}e[...]
I don't think Joshua's statement about needing to write a new module applies to your situation. There is a big difference between changing the value if the REMOTE_ADDR environment variable, which is set by the TCP connection, and grabbing the value of an HTTP header and setting it as a new env var for downstream use. You may need to use a mod_rewrite call to "grab" the value of your HTTP request header, if it's not one of the standard ones, but I would probably use mod_rewrite anyway, since I've never really had good luck with SetEnv (or SetEnvIf). Give this a try: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP:HTTP_SOME_HEADER_FIELD} (.*) RewriteRule .* - [E=New_VAR:%1] -Brian
Cool! This just works! many thanks! -b
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