Re: Re: How to set environment variable from a LDAP attributes.

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Hi

Great, I got some answers :)

On 1/28/07, Nick Kew <nick@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
2. Your question is rather confused.  "the environment variable
REMOTE_USER" only exists in CGI, and various environments that
emulate a CGI environment.  Authentication enables CGI to set it.
Before anyone could answer your question, we'd need to know
what *you* mean by the question.

The authors of mod_webauth can probably answer, because they'll
know what their module actually does that you want.

--
Nick Kew


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