On ons, 2007-09-19 at 15:41 -0400, Chris Rosset wrote: > I am having a problem with Ldap Auth/Squid. certain restricted users > being prompted multiple times for auth even though it should be > cached. Most times I have seen this it's been a browser problem. It is the browser who maintain the session cache, sending the login + password to Squid in each and every request. What do access.log say? If you see 407 responses with a - in the username field then no login details was supplied to Squid in the request. I have occasionally seen browsers behave in this manner if not yet logged in to the browser and the HTML was cached or did not require authentication. This is also a known problem with Java applets as these run within the Java runtime environment which provides it's own HTTP functions not using the browser.. > This behaviour happens with a site such as > http://www.euroinvestor.co.uk/ > many others as well. It prompts them for the initial webpage then > various ad's on the page as well. Works fine for me using Firefox and Squid-2.6. Regards Henrik
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