Thank you very much Yong,
I will try this and let you know the result.
Thanks for your support.
Thanks,
Om.
Yong Bong Fong wrote:
Hi there,
Heres how I configure my ldap-squid authentication:
1) Make sure you have squid_ldap_auth support for your squid
2) In squid.conf configure your auth_param as below:
auth_param basic program /usr/lib/squid/squid_ldap_auth -b
"cn=root,dc=apple,dc=com " -D "uid=admin,cn=root,dc=apple,dc=com" -w
youradminpassword -f "uid=%s" -h your_ldap_host_ip
Where "cn=root,dc=apple,dc=com" is your ldap base dn &
"uid=admin,cn=root,dc=apple,dc=com" is one of your ldap created account
3) At your acl in squid.conf add a line:
acl password proxy_auth REQUIRED
4) At your http_access section in squid.conf add this line:
http_access allow password (add it before http_access deny all)
Then restart your squid.
Good luck,
Om wrote:
Hi Vaibhav,
Thanks for your mail.
If you have configured squid with LDAP authentication,
can you provide me any resources for that.
Thanks,
Omprakash,
Effigent India Pvt Ltd,
Hyderabad.
VAIBHAV NALDURGKAR wrote:
Hi,
After configuring squid with LDAP support it always pop up the user
name and pssword window for authentication but if you configured
squid with NTLM support the authentication will be transparent to the
users.
Regards,
Vaibhav
On 5/2/06, Om <omprakash@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Friends,
Currently i am using ip address based acls to provide internet
access to
the users in my company.
Recently we have installed LDAP-V 3.
Now I would like to provide internet access based on the LDAP-
authentication.
Can anybody suggest me how to go about it.
Thanks,
Om.
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System Engineer
MIS Department
Shin Yang Group of Companies
Email: bfyong@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Tel: (60)085-656699 Ext 376
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