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jackherer · 10th January 2004, 01:58

well correct me if im wrong cos as i say i've only been at this PHP thing for a couple of days but as far as i can understand it the register_globals option automatically sets up global variables named after the items in the super global variable arrays duch as $_SERVER, $_POST, etc, PHP_AUTH_USER is a member of the $_SERVER superglobal i.e. $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] and needs to be refered to as such unless the register_globals option is set in the ini file.

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Anyway replacing the refernces to PHP_AUTH_USER with $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] is the only way i could get the script to authenticate and connect to shoutcast. But then i get the problem i outlined in my original post.

10th January 2004, 01:58	#4
jackherer Major Dude Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 942	well correct me if im wrong cos as i say i've only been at this PHP thing for a couple of days but as far as i can understand it the register_globals option automatically sets up global variables named after the items in the super global variable arrays duch as $_SERVER, $_POST, etc, PHP_AUTH_USER is a member of the $_SERVER superglobal i.e. $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] and needs to be refered to as such unless the register_globals option is set in the ini file. ... Anyway replacing the refernces to PHP_AUTH_USER with $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] is the only way i could get the script to authenticate and connect to shoutcast. But then i get the problem i outlined in my original post. Do not PM me for tech support !