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On Wed, 1 Jun 2005, Phibee Network operation Center wrote:

1- I don't know why, but all web site with a refresh have a access denied .. my user going on the web site no problems, wait 5mn the web site refresh and when he refresh i have a access denied

Don't know.

2- I don't know why with IE i can't going on www.ratp.fr when i use the proxy squid. i have a box for download and not the web site .. i don't know what is the process for debug this ... without squid the web site work's !!!!!

access.log with log_mime_hdrs on is a good start..


3- What is the access right for accept this:
1117612694.193 0 10.206.1.251 TCP_DENIED/407 1790 GET cache_object://10.206.1.251/counters - NONE/- text/html 1117612694.197 0 10.206.1.251 TCP_DENIED/407 1778 GET cache_object://10.206.1.251/5min - NONE/- text/html 1117612694.201 0 10.206.1.251 TCP_DENIED/407 1781 GET cache_object://10.206.1.251/60min - NONE/- text/html

Looks like you have someone trying to use the cachemgr interface but your http_access rules requires authentication.

cachemgr will sent the entered username and password as basic authentication to Squid allowing you to require authentication for these as well.

4- i have a lot of problems of authentification, when i change the password on my Active Directory, 3/4 hours after squid don't have
the new password ... can i said a small cache live ?

In ntlm there is no cache of the user credentials provided you run with challenge reuses disabled (the default). If you find that the old credentials is still accepted then this is your domain controller still accepting the old password.

In basic there is a cache for the duration of the credentialsttl. Squid automatically refreshes the cache when seeing a login with a different password. It may also be the case that winbind employs a cache here however..

Regards
Henrik

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