Thanks a lot for you reply!
this gives me a bit of courage...
well, I made
some test from a opensuse machine and it looks like it works...
now, if i look
at the process monitor with dependencies and thread on the original machine i
have
owner process id
root squid 5037
|
|
squid
squid 4033
|
|
|
squid squid-ldap 10370
..........
I must say that i also mixed up the squid version: iÂm using 3.0
Stable 9.
Do you think itÂs cause the helper run under squid?
Should i insert
squid in the root group?
Thank in advance.
>----Messaggio originale----
>Da:
squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Data: 21-gen-2011 9.20
>A: <squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Ogg: Re: Squid - ldap auth against active directory 2008 R2
>
>On 21/01/11 20:47, projproxy@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>> Ok, letÂs start with a
general question:
>>
>> does squid work with ldap auth and
>> active directory
2008 R2???
>> is there someone that has kind of experience with
>> that???
>>
>> Thanks jcasale: yes we upgraded the domain from 2003 to 2008 R2, all
>>
domain controller (2 per each subdomain exactely like before in 2003), for sure
>> got other name and ip address and for sure I changed already the
configuration
>> of squid.
>> The firewall was the first think I looked at:
itÂs compleately turned
>> off!
>>
>> The strange thing is that if I run the
helper from shell, it works
>> perfectly, instead when itÂs called from the
configuration it does not work.
>
>There you have the answer to that first
Question "does squid work with
>ldap auth and active directory 2008 R2?"
>
>All Squid does is run the helper and pass it the user credentials. If
>the
helper works standalone then there is no reason why Squid cannot.
>
>Squid runs
as a low-privileged user account. Running the helper as root
>can often create
or access files and other resources with root
>permission which the Squid user
cannot access.
> Check the permissions.
>
>
>Amos
>--
>Please be using
>
Current Stable Squid 2.7.STABLE9 or 3.1.10
> Beta testers wanted for 3.2.0.4
>
