Hi,
We're seeing an issue (tested on several of our installed) where if a request sets an authorization header as such:
Authorization: Apikey <key>
This does not get set in PHP and HTTP_AUTHORIZATION is not present. The same happens with Digest as well.
If the request uses Basic or Bearer then HTTP_AUTHORIZATION is set.
This is using LSAPI, not CGI:
Server API: LiteSpeed V7.7
Issue would appear to be LSAPI rather than Litespeed, as the same happens on an Apache server using LSAPI to connect to PHP as well.
Thanks,
Karl
We're seeing an issue (tested on several of our installed) where if a request sets an authorization header as such:
Authorization: Apikey <key>
This does not get set in PHP and HTTP_AUTHORIZATION is not present. The same happens with Digest as well.
If the request uses Basic or Bearer then HTTP_AUTHORIZATION is set.
This is using LSAPI, not CGI:
Server API: LiteSpeed V7.7
Issue would appear to be LSAPI rather than Litespeed, as the same happens on an Apache server using LSAPI to connect to PHP as well.
Thanks,
Karl