Hello,
On 09/03/2004 11:12 AM, Trevor Gryffyn wrote:
Won't "GetEnv" get the environment of the machine the script is run on? So wouldn't that end up giving you the login of the user logged into the web server, not the remote user?
No, that is an environment variable set by IIS for pages on which it is requesting NTLM authentication. This means that IIS already has successfully authenticated the remote user. The LOGON_USER contains the user name.
I just did a test and it didn't work. And I don't see my domain username anywhere in the $_ENV variable either.
You need to configure IIS to require NTLM authentication for that page or else nothing happens.
The PHPINFO shows a LOGON_USER but mine doesn't. How odd. Their LOGON_USER is blank, but it still shows up where it doesn't on my server. Wonder why? Anyone have any thoughts? (Maybe it's blank because it's trying to get MY username and that doesn't work across the internet? Still not sure why it shows up on their PHPINFO and not mine).
It will only work if the remote user has logged in the same Windows domain.
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