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WebSEAL/CGI variable question

New Here ,
Jan 09, 2007 Jan 09, 2007

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Regarding WebSEAL. There are various http header variables created during an authentication of a user, including: HTTP_IV_USER. Is this variable available to CF as an cgi variable, or is it available as part of the cgi.cert_subject variable. And if so, what would sample content of this variable look like when it includes this custom information? Due to the red tape of getting into a sandbox to see what these variables look like, I was wondering if someone had any idea of the formatting involved and if this data really is passed from WebSEAL.
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Jan 09, 2007 Jan 09, 2007

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Don't know nuthin 'bout no WebSEAL but you can see/access any headers it returns with the following code:

<CFSET zRequestData = GetHttpRequestData ()>
<CFDUMP var="#zRequestData#">

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I am aware of that function, thank you. The issue is really that I do not have access to the environment at this time. I wanted to get a sneak peak, so sould begin some initial coding. The red tape to get to the testing area is tremendous, so I want to have a solid idea of what the output of that variable would look like.

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