David Tulloh wrote:
You want to use sessions, they allow you to store information such as
login details between requests.
Have a look at a simple tutorial, like this Zend one.
http://www.zend.com/php/beginners/php101-10.php
News1 wrote:
Rory,
Thanks for the feedback -- I will try to be clearer.
Yes, I want to login into a web page and from there get to another webpage.
The webcams are on my network. I can access them directly; however, I would
like to create a page where several are visible at once. So, I would like
to be able to log into a "master" page, if you will, and from there be able
to access multiple webcam web pages from this "master" page. Right now I
can do it, but I have to authenticate for each webcam I access. Since I am
using authentication to access the "master" page, I would like to skip this
step for the webcams and be able to access them directly and automatically
pass the username/password credentials.
Thanks again! I hope this is clearer.
So every "webcam page" has its own authentication?
Probably you should use fopen or fsockopen then.
http://de.php.net/fopen
http://de.php.net/fsockopen
http://de.php.net/fputs
http://de.php.net/fgets
Probably somone can tell how to access HTTP auth sites with php?
GET /pathto/webcam HTTP 1.0
Authantication: Basic
and then?
Password: ?? or what ^^
HTH and thanks if others can post the last info on how to auth via php.
I also like to know that lol ^^
Greets
Barry
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