On Mon, Jan 25, 1999 at 09:50:33AM -0500, Michel Pelletier wrote: ,----- | I'm assuming in the [blah blah] you still have the | e=HTTP_CGI_AUTHORIZATION:%1? Also, | The RewriteCond must come before the Rule, that's what the %1 | references. Yup. I left these parts intact. | Just checking the | obvious there, otherwise what I'd suggest is writing a simple script | that spits up your | environment settings (perl or python will work) and calling that through | it's own | | RewriteRule and see if HTTP_CGI_AUTHORIZATION is even getting set. I just tried this. Here's what I see: REDIRECT_HTTP_CGI_AUTHORIZATION: : I figured that it shouldn't really show a value, since I didn't have any kind of password prompt. However, it looks like mod_rewrite added a "REDIRECT_" to the front of the header. Is this normal? I didn't see an entry for "HTTP_CGI_AUTHORIZATION". | This | is where | having a RewriteLog comes in handy, and it tells you what it's setting | and when. | A possiblity there is to set up your own copy of Zap, have it run as you | listening on a high | port, and tweak all the rules and settings till you get it to work. At | least there you'll | have some idea what the Rewrite Engine is doing. That's a thought, though that is certainly a lot more involved. Kevin -- Kevin Dangoor