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Thanks... I had just remembered that as soon as I sent out the question... Thanks again...<br />

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Thanks... I had just remembered that as soon as I sent out the question... Thanks again...


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Is there a way, on a UNIX box running Apache, to get the username from .htaccess of the user that is currently logged on? &nbsp;I tried $ENV{'REMOTE_USER'}, this doesn't work. &nbsp;Any thoughts?
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Is there a way, on a UNIX box running Apache, to get the username from .htaccess of the user that is currently logged on?  I tried $ENV{'REMOTE_USER'}, this doesn't work.  Any thoughts?

Username from htaccess

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