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I am trying to get the user name to display on a page. I am using

$theUser = $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'];
and I get the following error:
Notice: Undefined index: AUTH_TYPE

I get an error if I try to user PHP_AUTH_PWD and PHP_AUTH_TYPE.

I am running PHP with Apache. I went into phpinfo, and it is able to display the user name and password there that I used to access phpinfo.

Other SERVER variables, such as PHP_SELF do work. It just seems to be the ones related to authentication.
I do have this page in a password-protected folder. However, I did not use an .htaccess file, I have designated it in the httpd.conf file under a <DIRECTORY>.

Is there something else I need to do (besides setting the login requirement in apache) in order to let PHP see the user name?
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