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cgi.auth_user variable not passed
Replied Jun. 24, 2009
cgi.auth_user variable not passed
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Chuck Saucer Jun. 24, 2009.
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Turns out our server admins had checked both allow Anonymous AND Require NT authentication. Once they turned off anonymous problem was resolved
We're trying to use cgi.auth_user to authenticate a user, but frequently the value is returned blank. After several refreshes it will finally be returned. We're running CF8/IIS - any ideas?
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Besides the reply with Jane, the code in the CFSCRIPT tags executes more rapildly than in the cf tags. So it is good to use cfscript if we are want more optimized code....
I'd suggest using both, in most cases.
Validation at the client end (probably Javascript) gives immediate response to the user, and no network trafffic. So you use it as your first step.
But the user may have disabled Javascript, or be using somet…
Server. If you want to flood your server's registry with junk and slow it down as much as possible, this is a very fine way of doing it.
There's an article on the subject here: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/179/tn_17919.html dating right back to CF 4.5…
My usual answer would be "don't - do that in the database". But assuming that isn't approrpriate - what's wrong with the '&'?
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