Craig Van Tassle wrote:
*snip* By "on line" do you mean the FAQ (http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/ProxyAuthentication#head-1d6e24e071a1a5e65f112d9a96cdf1320684a8f2)? If so, did you test the helper as the cache_effective_user? When prompted for authentication, were you prompted for the Windows domain, or did you include it? */snip* I had tried with out the domain and and with the domain. After the first attempt it included the domain. *snip*
That leaves a couple of questions unanswered... Did you follow the steps in the FAQ? Did you test the helper as the cache_effective_user?
http_access allow internal_srcThis would allow internal_src computers to surf without authenticating. Perhaps what you are trying to do. */snip* That was done so the uses could get access to the net while I was fixing this. I actually switch the #http_access deny !auth always_direct allow internal_dstSeeing as you don't have any cache_peers assigned, this is not going to do what you expect. Sorry for the late reply. My email host decided to lose a bunch of mail for me.
That's a bummer. Does that mean you missed Adrian's response to your first request (http://www.squid-cache.org/mail-archive/squid-users/200612/0475.html)?
Thanks
Chris
