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- hooleylistCirrostratusI assume remote user is the base64 encoded value in the Authorization header. If so, you can use HTTP::header value Authorization to get the header value, decode it using b64decode and then split the value on the decoded colon:
- TLL_91858CirrusMight be what I need, but when I do a HTTP::header exsits Authorization, I get a 0 back indicating it doesn't exist. Why would it not be in the collection?
- hooleylistCirrostratusHi Tom,
- TLL_91858CirrusI'm guessing no. There's no Basic Auth prompt for them. The website is set up to not allow anonymous, and allow Windows intergrated, which I thought would force the credentials of the logged on user to be passed.??
- hooleylistCirrostratusNTLM is slightly different. An authorization header is still used, but the user/pass aren't sent in every request. Take a look at this page which gives a good summary of the "protocol":
- TLL_91858CirrusWell, after going through that, and running some more tests, looks like I can't use that for what I wanted.
- hooleylistCirrostratusWhat were/are you trying to do?
- TLL_91858CirrusWe have a service account that is used by operators in a computer room monitoring situation (computer_operators). They need to be able to get to a web application (What's Up Gold) to monitor status of servers.