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Getting HTTP Authorization to work with PHP CGI mode
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08 Oct 2006
This tutorial is vBulletin.org and cPublisher.com copywrited. All rights reserved. Please ask permission in this thread to copy the tutorial. If granted, post a link that points to this page. As you all know, using PHP-CGI is more secure then the ole Apache module flavour. However, with PHP-CGI you cannot use anymore real user authentification, based on a .htaccess/.htpasswd file. The fix is really easy (and secure), all you need is to have Apache mod_rewrite enabled. Create a .htaccess file, with the content:
Make sure the line above is the last one in your .htaccess file, if you already have one in place. Then, in your PHP file, use:
I needed this for the apc.php file, running on my server PHP 5.1.6 with FastCGI mode enabled. For those who want to fix the apc.php file, find:
Replace with:
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Last edited by TECK : 08 Oct 2006 at 04:06. Reason: Automerged Doublepost |
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