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Re: Authentication, Cache Peer, and ACL issues

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On Fri, 23 Sep 2005, Kia Vang wrote:

1.	One of my backend Apache Server has been setup to use Basic HTTP
Authentication.  When I access this webserver from the outside through the
squid reverse proxy, I can not login.  If I bypass the squid proxy and
directly access this webserver, I can successfully login.  What's happening
and what needs to be done to remedy this problem?

You need to establish a trust between the reverse proxy and web server to allow forwarding of the login details. See the login option to the cache_peer directive.

2.	Is it possible to use proxy_auth acls with cache_peer_access?  Or
are proxy_auth_acls only possible with http_access?  My experiment suggest
that proxy_auths do not work with cache_peer_access.

Should work in cache_peer_access I think, but only if first evaluated in http_access. cache_peer_access can not request authentication, only process already authenticated requests.

Regards
Henrik

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