Cédric Vuillet wrote:
Hello,
I used Darwinport to install squid this time.
So I have a newer version : squid @2.7.STABLE6_0+darwin_9
But I have same problem : ncsa_auth does not exist...
What should I do?
Okay, lets see if we can track down any particular reason why its
missing from MacOSX then get it going.
- I can see no messages in the code anywhere about disabling it
specially for Mac. So it should build.
1) with the self-build attempt did you remember to add "NSCA" to the
basic-auth helper list?
--enable-basic-auth --enable-basic-helpers=NCSA
Amos
Thanks
Le Mar 30, 2009 à 12:48 PM, Amos Jeffries a écrit :
Cédric Vuillet wrote:
Hello, I am new to squid.
I installed it on MacOS X using Fink.
It works but I cannot use simple authentification.
I tried to use ncsa_auth, but it's not installed on MacOS X (10.4.9
or 10.5.3).
So I don't know if I must install ncsa_auth on my system (I don't
know how), or if I must use another authentification system.
Maybe ncsa_auth is just for Linux and I must use something else on
MacOS X...
Or maybe my Fink installation is not so good...
Can you help me please?
Start with a check on the version of Squid installed. Last I saw the
fink repositories had a seriously obsolete version of Squid-2.5.
Anything that builds on Linux has an equivalent that builds on MacOS
X. Might be windows-only, but unlikely. If you can't locate a current
squid bundle to install you might try getting someone at fink to
update it and add NCSA for you.
Or building it from source yourself. Not too hard, with a step-by-step
help in the http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq
Amos
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Current Stable Squid 2.7.STABLE6 or 3.0.STABLE13
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