Hi. So if I understand, the only way to get this working, it's to put an exception in squid.conf like I did or to put an exception in Internet Explorer ? Thanks Jonathan > Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2008 12:24:37 +1200 > Subject: RE: JAVA Applet notinited > From: squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > To: jonathan_chretien@xxxxxxxxxxx > CC: squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > >> >> Hello again. >> >> I think that I found the problem. >> >> When the user click the button on the web page that start the JAVA applet, >> in my Squid log I get a lot of TCP_DENIED thewebsite.com:443. >> >> >> If I add these squid.conf rules .... >> >> acl test url_regex thewebsite.com >> http_access allow test all >> >> the JAVA applet can be launch without problem and everything is working >> fine. >> >> >> So it means that problem is related with the authentication. It means that >> the JAVA Applet try to start but Squid ask the Applet to get authenticated >> before using the proxy server. The JAVA applet do not send any username >> and password to my Squid server, so Squid denied is access. >> >> My Squid is configured to ask for username and password via the NTLM_Auth >> module. >> >> I tried some other JAVA Applet on some other website and everything works >> fine. >> >> Is there a way to solve this or this is a problem related with the JAVA >> Applet on this website ? > > It's the Java Applet. If it can't do auth, you can't ask it to > authenticate and expect a working answer. > > Amos > _________________________________________________________________
