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Em 15/04/11 21:30, Joachim Wiedorn escreveu:
Hello,

since some days I search for the way how I can use the login data of the
user on his computer (client) for authentication check while he is using
his browser.

As I have understood if I activate authentication in /etc/squid3/squid.conf
then the browser ask the user at the first time of web access for username
and password. But the user always have done a login on this client computer
so why must I start this second authentication check of the user?

This way would be useful for use with LDAP or AD, but also with PAM
authentication.

Does anywhere know the solution?


if your users have already logged in on your AD network, you can have squid configured to use those authentication credentials for logging and filtering web access *WITHOUT* asking again for username/password.

squid has several authentication methods, not all of them does this 'transparent' authentication. The most basic squid authentication method, 'basic' one, doesnt that. 'basic' authentication will ALWAYS give you an authentication popup. To acchieve the transparent authentication, you'll have to use probably ntlm, digest or negotiate authentication methods. Using these authentications methods *AFTER* having your linux box joined your AD network correctly, you can have the transparent authentication working. Users will open browser, no authentication window will pop up and, and even then, username will be logged on squid logs and can be used for filtering purposes.

***PLEASE*** do not confuse transparent authentication with transparent proxy. None authencation method will work on transparently intercepted requests (transparent proxy). To have ANY authentication method working, proxy **WILL HAVE TO BE** correctly configured on the browser.

Google for 'squid ntlm_auth' or 'squid squid_kerb_auth' for plenty of documentation on how to configure and use these authentication methods. Google as well for documentation on joining your linux box onto your AD network, this will be needed for those authentication methods to work.




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