Re: Remembering who answered an authenticated survey

Tokenauth relies on some manual perl code in the backend, and is not 
really an authentication in the apache sense. I agree it should be 
remembered though.

If you can use fileauth or dbiauth instead, this is automatically 
remembered by apache. An easy way to extract this information is by using 
an ENV tag:

   <ENV NAME="user" FIELD="REMOTE_USER" />

You can make fileauth work pretty much as tokenauth (ie auth via GET 
string), although you have to add two fields:

You can make fileauth work pretty much like tokenauth, although you have 
to add two fields:

   ..humptidum.survey?action=display&username=justme&password=mypass

I think this should work. I note the tokenauth forgotten thing as a bug.

   // Joel



On Tue, 28 Mar 2006, Florian Hars wrote:

> Is there a way to remember who answered a survey? The information must be 
> there the moment the user is authenticated (in my case via TOKENAUTH), but as 
> far as I can see the documentation does not describe how to store this 
> information with the data.
>
> Yours, Florian.
> Skickat av Florian Hars <[email protected]>
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>
>
Skickat av Joel Palmius <[email protected]>
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