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The importance of the proxy name when using kerberos authentication

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Hi,

This is not a question, but information I wanted to share :-)

Having got kerberos authentication working a few weeks ago with squid
on a test box, I came back to test again and could not get kerberos to
work, The Browser(s) kept sending NTLM to squid (resulting in the
omnious 'BH received type 1 NTLM token' log entries).

Now, the proxy in the browser had just been defined by its IP address,
changing that to the FQDN suddenly allowed kerberos to work (klist
showed a ticket for HTTP/FQDN), and squid was once again able to
identify vis Kerberos.

So be careful when defining proxy names in the browser or proxypac!

Sean Boran


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