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On 17/02/2012 12:05 a.m., Esteban Torres Rodríguez wrote:
Hi everyone,

We have a problem with firefox, auth_ntlm and javascript. Our squid
server autenticate with AD through ntlm for Single Sign On. There is
no problem when we use IE, but when we use Firefox and the web page
requires Javascript, the client asks for the user/password for each
javascript component that the web page uses. If we disable Javascript
in firefox, works ok.

We know that it's not a squid problem, but I was wondering if someone
had the same problem.

Why do you ask here then? the Firefox forums would seem to be more help.

There is no reason for the browser to ask for your proxy password more than once (right after you first start it up). With NTLM even that once is a sign of problems in the setup. It should be locating the user credentials used to login to the machine and sending those out into the network (that is the meaning of the term SSO. If the idea of that horrifies you, dont use SSO).

Amos



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