[OT] how to set environment variable in custom module
Added by john almost 8 years ago
I have used below code to set environment
It shows under "PHP Variables", but I want it to be in "Environment"
how can i do that ?
data_string *ds_dst;
if (NULL == (ds_dst = (data_string *) array_get_unused_element(con->environment, TYPE_STRING))) {
ds_dst = data_string_init();
}
buffer_copy_string(ds_dst->key, "CUSTOM_ENV");
buffer_copy_string(ds_dst->value, "custom path");
array_insert_unique(con->environment, (data_unset *) ds_dst);
Replies (3)
RE: how to set environment variable in custom module - Added by gstrauss almost 8 years ago
Surjit, please do your school projects yourself rather than posting all over the internet asking others to do them for you.
RE: how to set environment variable in custom module - Added by john almost 8 years ago
It's not a school project, I'm creating new module to authenticate phpmyadmin with special token same as cpanel do
I found cpanel adds two enviorment variables ROMOTER_USER AND REMOTE_USERDB and then auto login to phpmyadmin
I'm trying to achive same thing
RE: how to set environment variable in custom module - Added by gstrauss almost 8 years ago
- This post is in the Support forum. There is a separate Development forum.
- "PHP variables" is not part of lighttpd. "PHP variables" is part of PHP.
- Please take your contributions elsewhere. Getting security-related tasks such as authentication secure and correct typically requires solid programming skills -- not those of a beginner such as yourself -- as well as an understanding of authentication methods and their limitations.
- I previously noted that the sujit account was posting too frequently without reading existing documentation, since existing documentation already contained answers to many of your questions. I am unimpressed that you have created a new account to continue doing the same. (I am referring to other posts under this 'john' account, some of which you have cross-posted to stackoverflow)