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It is not possible with an out of the box Squid prior to 2.6, which isn't stable yet. There is a patch (connection pinning) that you require to do NTLM through a Squid. Best option would be to wait until the 2.6 branch is ready for production use.

- Oliver Baumgärtel


-----Original Message-----
From: David Gullett [mailto:dgullett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Freitag, 23. Juni 2006 04:52
To: squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:  NTLM Auth with Parent Cache

I'm having some trouble with NTLM auth with a parent cache.

 

I have four branches and a main office.  Each office has a squid server with
the main office containing the parent cache.  There are end users at all
five offices.

 

I can turn on NTLM auth at any of the branch offices and it will work until
I turn on NTLM auth at the main office.  Then the main office will work with
NTLM but the users at the branch offices are being prompted for a username
and password which will never authenticate.  I also get errors like this in
the squid logs at the branches: "Unexpected change of authentication scheme
from 'ntlm' to 'Basic"

 

Is it even possible to use NTLM authentication in this type of setup?

 

Thanks,

 

David Gullett

Symmetrix Technologies

 

 



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