in reply to Apache Modules

And now that I think about it a bit more... If all you're using the CGI object for is to get the remote user name, why not just use:
$r->connection->user()
instead? That will return the user name typed in for Basic authentication. You can also get the password from:
($ret,$pw) = $r->get_basic_auth_pw().

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Re: Re: Apache Modules
by tame1 (Pilgrim) on Mar 13, 2001 at 00:42 UTC

    BINGO!!!!!

    Thanks for the $r->connection->user(); It worked!

    I had searched through Apache.pm, etc. looking for such a thing. Is there a better write-up somewhere? (Before you answer, I own "Programming Apache Modules with Perl" but just haven't read it yet!)

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        That's actually the real name of the book I have. It's at home so I didn't remember the correct name.

        I also got lucky enough to pick up a Draft Manuscript of "Network Programming with Perl" (Yet another new Lincoln S. book) at the LISA in New Orleans last December ;-) (freebie from the publisher).

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