tor 2007-06-07 klockan 11:05 +0200 skrev Matus UHLAR - fantomas: > the FTP protocol does not support proxying, so you can't use NTLM > authentication with FTP proxy. You can use 'frox' which implements > intercepting FTP connections and maybe use external authentication with it. > However NTLM requires communication with client which is not applicable in > FTP. Somehow MS does NTLM over FTP. Have not looked into details of how they do it, but it's probably pretty straight-forward. While it's true that FTP do not support proxies it do in theory support any authentication scheme by using the AUTH command to negotiate the method of authentication, with the plain-text just being one method of authenticating. This extension is defined in RFC2228. So it should be possible to use NTLM to authenticate to a FTP proxy, but not if that proxy is to operate by the user@host FTP proxy scheme.. Regards Henrik
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