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tony.fei@xxxxxxxx wrote:
Dear experts,

I configed Squid with LDAP_Group authentication, each user in ProxyUsers group of AD can surf after inputting user name/password when he open browser.
I'd like to know is there a way needn't user input id/passoword if he already in ProxyUsers group, to say make Squid total transparent to users.  Thanks for sharing !

The popup is part of the web browsers security system. Squid has nothing to do with that.

Modern browsers can be configured with a login cache for website and proxy logins. Once the master password is given the others are handed out as needed to the right places.

Use of secure auth protocols (Digest, NTLM, Kerberos) can also help the browser send pre-encrypted tokens without needing a popup. Squid can participate there by being configured to use them. Basic auth protocol has the password in visible text form, so handing it out without user consent is a bad idea and browser wont do it.

Amos
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