Re: [squid-users] Squid problem with IIS login webpage

Hi Guido,
Thanks for the info.
The patch I downloaded is only 187 bytes in size, how do I apply this
patch?

Many Thanks,
Daniel

>>> Serassio Guido <guido.serassio@acmeconsulting.it> 25/10/2005
18:11:19 >>>
Hi,

At 08.49 25/10/2005, Daniel Lim wrote:

>Without squid the IIS login page shown up successfully for user login
>authentication.
>I have browsed squid users support sites and understand that this
>particular site may be using "Microsoft Integrated Login" (NTLM)
which
>is
>not a HTTP compliant authentication protocol and is not supported by
>squid.

Correct, the site use NTLM authentication.

>Can someone please provide clue to a workaround for this. Our
>organization does not allow users bypass squid to access internet
sites,
>bypass is only for Admnistrators.

Yoy can try the following new patch that implements connection
pinning needed for NTLM proxy support:

http://devel.squid-cache.org/projects.html#pinning

Please let we to know how it works.

Regards

Guido

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