iv-user vs. REMOTE_USER Apache
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Is setting the iv-user header in an HTTP request the same as setting the REMOTE_USER variable? If one application sets the user id in the iv-user header is there a way for Apache put it into the REMOTE_USER variable? Or am I mixing things up?
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Is setting the iv-user header in an HTTP request the same as setting the REMOTE_USER variable? If one application sets the user id in the iv-user header is there a way for Apache put it into the REMOTE_USER variable? Or am I mixing things up?
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Is setting the iv-user header in an HTTP request the same as setting the REMOTE_USER variable? If one application sets the user id in the iv-user header is there a way for Apache put it into the REMOTE_USER variable? Or am I mixing things up?
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Is setting the iv-user header in an HTTP request the same as setting the REMOTE_USER variable? If one application sets the user id in the iv-user header is there a way for Apache put it into the REMOTE_USER variable? Or am I mixing things up?
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edited Jul 10 at 22:38
slm♦
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edited Jul 10 at 22:38
slm♦
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It looks like you're confusing things. Take look at the table in this IBM doc on IV Headers.
Iv-user - The short name of the Access Manager user. Defaults to unauthenticated if the client is unauthenticated (unknown).
They're not the same based on what I'm reading in that article.
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Oh, IBM! A typo on your website. I'll correct it here, because I can.
– Jeff Schaller
Jul 11 at 0:02
Thank you to both of you. So is it safe to say that iv-headers is something proprietary from IBM and the REMOTE_USER variable is Apache stuff ?
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Jul 11 at 6:49
That' would be my take.
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1 Answer
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It looks like you're confusing things. Take look at the table in this IBM doc on IV Headers.
Iv-user - The short name of the Access Manager user. Defaults to unauthenticated if the client is unauthenticated (unknown).
They're not the same based on what I'm reading in that article.
edited Jul 11 at 0:02
Jeff Schaller
30.8k846104
answered Jul 10 at 22:38
slm♦
233k65479651
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Oh, IBM! A typo on your website. I'll correct it here, because I can.
– Jeff Schaller
Jul 11 at 0:02
Thank you to both of you. So is it safe to say that iv-headers is something proprietary from IBM and the REMOTE_USER variable is Apache stuff ?
– yesOrMaybeWhatever
Jul 11 at 6:49
That' would be my take.
– slm♦
Jul 11 at 11:13
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2
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It looks like you're confusing things. Take look at the table in this IBM doc on IV Headers.
Iv-user - The short name of the Access Manager user. Defaults to unauthenticated if the client is unauthenticated (unknown).
They're not the same based on what I'm reading in that article.
edited Jul 11 at 0:02
Jeff Schaller
30.8k846104
answered Jul 10 at 22:38
slm♦
233k65479651
1
Oh, IBM! A typo on your website. I'll correct it here, because I can.
– Jeff Schaller
Jul 11 at 0:02
Thank you to both of you. So is it safe to say that iv-headers is something proprietary from IBM and the REMOTE_USER variable is Apache stuff ?
– yesOrMaybeWhatever
Jul 11 at 6:49
That' would be my take.
– slm♦
Jul 11 at 11:13
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
It looks like you're confusing things. Take look at the table in this IBM doc on IV Headers.
Iv-user - The short name of the Access Manager user. Defaults to unauthenticated if the client is unauthenticated (unknown).
They're not the same based on what I'm reading in that article.
edited Jul 11 at 0:02
Jeff Schaller
30.8k846104
answered Jul 10 at 22:38
slm♦
233k65479651
It looks like you're confusing things. Take look at the table in this IBM doc on IV Headers.
Iv-user - The short name of the Access Manager user. Defaults to unauthenticated if the client is unauthenticated (unknown).
They're not the same based on what I'm reading in that article.
edited Jul 11 at 0:02
Jeff Schaller
30.8k846104
answered Jul 10 at 22:38
slm♦
233k65479651
edited Jul 11 at 0:02
Jeff Schaller
30.8k846104
edited Jul 11 at 0:02
Jeff Schaller
30.8k846104
edited Jul 11 at 0:02
Jeff Schaller
30.8k846104
30.8k846104
answered Jul 10 at 22:38
slm♦
233k65479651
answered Jul 10 at 22:38
slm♦
233k65479651
answered Jul 10 at 22:38
slm♦
233k65479651
233k65479651
1
Oh, IBM! A typo on your website. I'll correct it here, because I can.
– Jeff Schaller
Jul 11 at 0:02
Thank you to both of you. So is it safe to say that iv-headers is something proprietary from IBM and the REMOTE_USER variable is Apache stuff ?
– yesOrMaybeWhatever
Jul 11 at 6:49
That' would be my take.
– slm♦
Jul 11 at 11:13
add a comment |Â
1
Oh, IBM! A typo on your website. I'll correct it here, because I can.
– Jeff Schaller
Jul 11 at 0:02
Thank you to both of you. So is it safe to say that iv-headers is something proprietary from IBM and the REMOTE_USER variable is Apache stuff ?
– yesOrMaybeWhatever
Jul 11 at 6:49
That' would be my take.
– slm♦
Jul 11 at 11:13
1
1
Oh, IBM! A typo on your website. I'll correct it here, because I can.
– Jeff Schaller
Jul 11 at 0:02
Oh, IBM! A typo on your website. I'll correct it here, because I can.
– Jeff Schaller
Jul 11 at 0:02
Thank you to both of you. So is it safe to say that iv-headers is something proprietary from IBM and the REMOTE_USER variable is Apache stuff ?
– yesOrMaybeWhatever
Jul 11 at 6:49
Thank you to both of you. So is it safe to say that iv-headers is something proprietary from IBM and the REMOTE_USER variable is Apache stuff ?
– yesOrMaybeWhatever
Jul 11 at 6:49
That' would be my take.
– slm♦
Jul 11 at 11:13
That' would be my take.
– slm♦
Jul 11 at 11:13
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