Header set & WWW-Authenticate

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Hi,

I'm working with the following setup : 

Client <-- internet--> apache reverse proxy <--lan--> owa 2003 with NTLM &
basic  authenticaton activated

When using this setup the NTLM authentication is chosen by a browser on the
client instead of the basic authentication.
My goal is to use basic authentication and to disable NTLM authentication.
Unfortunalty due to circumstances I cannot disable it on the owa server
itself.
Hence I was searching for a way to achief the same result using the reverse
proxy.

In the apache doc I found the Header directive which allows modification of
headers if they exist.
So I'm getting the following headers from  the IIS :

WWW-Authenticate: Negotiate 
WWW-Authenticate: NTLM 
WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm="x.x.x.x"

And I want to only comminicate the basic one to the client.

When using Header unset WWW-Authenticate all headers are removed resulting
in an error since no authentication is performed.
So I wanted to use the Header edit option which allows modification in the
header exists

Header edit WWW-Authenticate: ^NTLM dummy


Unfortunatly doing this results in removal of all WWW-Authenticate headers
except for the Negotiate instead of modification of the headers.
Headers sent to client : 
WWW-Authenticate: Negotiate


Can anyone help me and tell me what I'm doing wrong?

Kind regards
Pieter



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