Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
Any ideas, really stuck with this one? Unfortunately I have no control over the asp application, and it does require Integrated authentication.. Squid logs seem to be normal.
Squid can not log in to an application requiring Microsoft Integrated authentication, nor can it proxy Microsoft Integrated authentication.
There is a separate autehentication proxy which can act as a authentication gateway to servers requiring Microsoft Integrated authentication. See the related software section. This proxy can either login in with a fixed username+password pair, or act as a basic->NTLM gateway.
Hi Henrik, thanks for you input.
I have tried out APS. It works well, (when i use it as a standalone proxy with a webbrowser). I get the desired effect of automagically logging into the asp , instead of being presented with a form to log in. I can see that it has option for "Parent Proxy", but how does this translate with reverse proxies? How can I make squid use APS for rev proxying this specific web app? Can this be done with APS and squid as a rev proxy?
Thanks for your time,
Andrew
