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> > I think educating users (yes, there are 2 different passwords) would be
> > most effective.

On 23.02 10:01, Steve Brown wrote:
> Believe me, I wish I could.  But these are sales people, and as I
> said, some of them aren't very bright.

I do. but i think you understand that educating isthe best ever. 

> > 1. give users the same password for mail and proxy and probably fetch
> > them from the same source like LDAP (Win2000 Domain).
> 
> Thought about that, but I won't want to have to maintain it.  Its a hassle.

If you can't easily use the same passwd source for squid than for mail, then
of course skip it.

> > 2. give users SeaMonkey for both browsing and mail, set it up to
> > remember passwords, fill it with proxy and mail password, give users
> > only the master password.
> 
> Multiple users may use the same computer.  We don't want them reading each
> others email, number one, and number two, they would wind up giving out
> someone else's email address as their own.  Like I said, not very bright.

That requires multiple user profiles on those computers. You only have to
set up more accounts on those computers, which you probably need to do
even...

> > 3. set up FF (and probably M$IE too) to use proxy on localhost - this
> > way you will avoid interception and its problems and still give users
> > benefit of local proxy server.
> 
> I posted earlier about my this won't work.  Firefox is too easy to get
> around on OSX.

However, I would think this way: if they can get around proxy setting, they
CAN remember more than one password (and present that solution to boss)

> > I recommend using encrypted connections to protect your passwords, so
> > you might need SSL patch to squid: http://devel.squid-cache.org/ssl/, at
> > least for 1. and 3.
> 
> Thanks, this was going to be my next question. ;-)

good :) at least I'm not sure if this is the right ssl patch to squid...

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