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detecting logged on user
I need something on a web page to detect the username of a person logged onto a machine
eg. bob is on computer 1 looking at server2 I need something that will spit out bob when bob goes to a certain page on server2 everything i find online seems to run on the server side. so I get things like IUSER_SERVER2. Thanks in advance, Seth |
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Join Date: Jun 2003
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something popping up saying my name would scare me...
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Join Date: Jul 1999
Location: Arlington, TN
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You could only do this if someone logged in the system by giving you their username, name and other variables and you could drop a cookie and/or a session. It would not work otherwise.
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ok let me ask a more general question then. How could I verify a user without having them log on.
Here's the situation: I have users on our corporate intranet. They have to log onto our helpdesk page to submit a problem. This creates another password that they have to remember. Is there anyway I could use their NT logon to the current machine as an authentication? or some other means to authenticate. I want to know who's submitting the ticket, but I'd like to save them the trouble of typing it in. Thanks, Seth |
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Join Date: Jul 1999
Location: Arlington, TN
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You should be able to use NTLM. Do a search on Goggle for more info.
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