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> I think this situation is common
>
> After logging in to the application, access a file link.
> php comparing the relevant permissions correctly, the file is loaded into
> memory, then sent to the client.
> If this file is how to do when there is 1G? This will be a lot of server
> resources, and the performance is very poor.
>
> I think if the certification of the work handled by apache, not the
> kind of user
> name and password input boxes of the kind.
>
> For example, php session passed to apache, so apache to use the session to
> save the UID and password to access the database for authentication.
> Or, use the HTTP head parameters, send the UID and password to authenticate
> apache
>
> When verified by the apache to send the file to the client, did not return
> to the state by 302 when
>
> Apache does not know such a feature?
>
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