Re: X-CGI- Response Header Filtering

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waf EID wrote:
Hi,

I have an httpd server running CGI ..
Can you be a bit more specific ? What kind of cgi-bin scripts/programs are you running ? can they be easily modified ? are you using perl/mod_perl ?

which use cookies to identify users.
The problem is that I would like to log the username in httpd logs.

The idea is, presumably your cgi-bin scripts "get" this user-id in order to work, yes ? Then the cgi-bin script itself could log this user-id, without needing to add a header to the HTTP request/response. Basically anything you print to STDERR in a cgi-bin, will end up in the Apache error log.
You can also decide to log this in a separate logfile.



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