I recently upgraded to PHP 4.3.10 on Apache 2 - Windows XP. The transition was smooth and successful, except one recurring little bug I keep finding.
The problem is HTTP authentication. It seems that PHP still manages to deliver auth headers to the browser (resulting in a password prompt), but neither PHP_AUTH_USER or PHP_AUTH_PW are passed back to the script.
I'm sure it's not a problem with my code (even broke phpMyAdmin), or apache (didn't make any configuration changes). Can anyone help mt fix the problem?
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I recently upgraded to PHP 4.3.10 on Apache 2 - Windows XP. The transition was smooth and successful, except one recurring little bug I keep finding.
The problem is HTTP authentication. It seems that PHP still manages to deliver auth headers to the browser (resulting in a password prompt), but neither PHP_AUTH_USER or PHP_AUTH_PW are passed back to the script.
I'm sure it's not a problem with my code (even broke phpMyAdmin), or apache (didn't make any configuration changes). Can anyone help mt fix the problem?
Thanks, Lee.
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