[squid-users] Réf. : [squid-users] Extract username and write it to the log file without NTLM?

But what is wrong with NTLM? If your users use MSIE, they won't be prompted
during authentication when using the NTLM scheme, it is transparent and I
think this is what you want, isn't it?

You'll need to setup Samba in order to have NTLM and authentication on
Active Directory, but everything is in the Squid FAQ

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                      omar.dedovic@atosmedic                                                                                                          
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                      14/06/2004 12:23          Objet :  [squid-users] Extract username and write it to the log file without NTLM?                    
                                                                                                                                                      
                                                                                                                                                      
Hi!
Is there any way for squid to "extract" the username that is logged in on
particular machine just by using information
from the browser?
What i basically want to see is username of person that is logged on to the
machine which is using the proxy WITHOUT prompting
users for "extra authentication", and then write it in the access.log
together with all other info (date,dst_url etc).
Example:
User Bob is logged on to domain/AD. He wants to surf on the internet and
starts his MSIE. While he is surfing transparently (no extra auth)
i can extract the username he is logged in with on his machine/domain and
then log this info into the access.log file.
Is it possible?
Alternative solution (without using ntlm auth/extra password prompt)?
thx
Omar
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