| Elizabeth Smith 2007-08-27, 9:07 am |
| Gustav Wiberg wrote:
> Hi there!
>
> Back to my main problem:
>
> I want to achieve this:
>
> I'm about to build an Intranet. The company has Windows Server 2003 and
> IIS 6 installed. They also have active directory.
>
> I want to them to able to log in without entering username and password,
> This can be achieved by not allowing anonymous access. That's not problem.
>
> The issue for me is:
>
> How do I retrieve username of logged in user?
> I want to create an explorer-like window with maps and files, but I want
> the logged in user to have the same restrictions/access for diffrent
> folder as they have in the real explorer.
>
> Is there any way besides ldap I can achieve that? Is LDAP right or wrong
> way to go?
>
> /Gustav
>
Perhaps you need to take a look at http://adldap.sourceforge.net/ -
ready to use code and support for that code. They have information on
how to use information from PHP to "autologin" the user - notice it's
only fully supported with IE transparently, other browsers you'll still
get a popup to enter a username and password.
The error you're getting means your user / password combination is wrong
(invalid credentials)
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