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PHP_AUTH_USER is empty. And system using the Windows login credentials. How can I change it. I wanna use the username and password entered by the user If you're running PHP under IIS and using Windows Authentication you shoud find the username under one (or more) of these: $_SERVER['LOGON_USER'] $_SERVER['AUTH_USER'] $_SERVER['REDIRECT_LOGON_USER'] $_ENV['REDIRECT_LOGON_USER'] Forget about the password - when PHP starts the user has already been authorized and the script is not supposed to need it. You can use Windows Authentication to log into SQL server as the user: look at the documentaion

We want to introduce Git to our company and decided to use TortoiseGit (as TortoiseSVN is already in use). We already noticed there are huge differences between TortoiseSVN and TortoiseGit in saving credentials. In short: To save credentials TortoiseGit uses Git for Windows and Git for Windows uses the chosen credential helper (eg. wincred). The credential helper saves the credentials in the credential manager of the windows control panel once and for all so you never have to enter your password again. Sounds great and ready to roll-out but there is a case that causes trouble: What if there

Background: We have an ASP.NET / Silveright web application. The silverlight client displays user specific data in a graphical form - it requests the data from the server: Problem: Getting this data is expensive, due to the underlying database queries that the server has to perform - so the client has to wait... Optimisation Idea: We run the database queries at regular intervals on the server, writing the results to a 'userdata' table in a database 'close' to where the ASP.NET server runs. The process of running the queries and writing the data to the tables is performed by a 'data collection'

I'm currently using a PHPBB2 forum for a section of one of my sites, and I would like to extend this site (add new pages, scripts, etc). I would like to restrict access to these pages to the users already logged in the PHPBB2 Forum. In fact, if only members of a certain MemberGroup could access these pages, that would be great. Is there a way to use the same login credentials on the rest of my site, and to check out which groups the members are from? Thanks (by the way, these pages are in PHP) random If a user is logged into PHPBB, there's a good chance, though not always likely, that they

I have the following working configurations in my Spring application: <mongo:mongo id="myRs" replica-set="myhost:27017"> <mongo:options max-wait-time="1500" connect-timeout="30000" /> </mongo:mongo> <bean id="mongoTemplate" class="org.springframework.data.mongodb.core.MongoTemplate"> <property name="writeResultChecking" value="EXCEPTION"/> <property name="writeConcern" value="FSYNC_SAFE"/> <constructor-arg ref="myRs"/> <constructor-arg name="databaseName" value="mydb"/> </bean> Now all I want to do is to set up username/password for accessing the mongo database without changing my code (i.e.