Dwight Altman wrote:
I only agree to it "depending" if I have to write my own function using a
regular expression to parse the .htaccess file, but I was wondering if it is
already available from a PHP function or variable.
In the .htaccess file, the AuthMySQLDB directive:
1) may not be present
2) may be commented out
3) may appear like the following starting in the first columns:
AuthMySQL...
AuthMySQLDB aDataBaseName
AuthMySQL...
4) may be commented out with a valid entry present
#AuthMySQLDB oldInactiveDataBaseName
AuthMySQLDB newActiveDataBaseName
5) who knows? -- it may have other "white space" and not start in the first
column
AuthMySQLDB newActiveDataBaseName
Is that what you meant? How else can it be specified in the .htaccess file?
No, I meant it depends on how it is defined in the htaccess file.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_env.html
SetEnv AuthMySQLDB dbName
would allow you to:
$dbname = getenv('AuthMySQLDB');
Apart from that I'm out of ideas :)
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