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Luca Manganelli wrote:

Hi, I've configured my squid proxy to use NTLM authentication.

When I access to internet from a PC with Firefox, an authentication
window appears:

Please write username and password for proxy "" on testproxy:3128

I write user and pwd, but the same window appears. If I press ESC
(close window), another window appears:

Please write username and password for proxy "Squid Test Proxy" on
testproxy:3128

The only difference is the proxy name, but after I wrote user and
password the proxy works!

Why the proxy is acting in this mode?

It sounds to me as though you are not supplying the domain portion of the NTLM authentication in the first dialog box. The second dialog is likely basic authentication. You have a few options. First, try supplying the domain in the first password dialog like...

domain\username

... and your Windows password. Second, enable Firefox to silently supply NTLM credentials to your proxy server (from http://blogs.wdevs.com/shog9/archive/2005/03/09/2668.aspx)

  1. In Firefox, type about:config into the address bar and hit enter.
     You should see a huge list of configuration properties.
  2. Find the setting named network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris
     (the easiest way to do this is to type that into the filter box at
     top).
  3. Double-click this line, and enter the names of all servers for
     which NTLM is desired, separated by commas. Then press ‘OK’ to
     confirm.

Chris

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