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On 28/05/2013 7:03 p.m., Carlo Filippetto wrote:
2013/5/28 Amos Jeffries:
On 28/05/2013 2:38 a.m., Carlo Filippetto wrote:
I have a squid server with NTLM_auth. Now we want to use the
google-hangout to made video conference, but squid stops the video
session with a 407 (TCP_DENIED).

Someone can help me to solve this problem?

"407 Proxy Authentication Requried" gets sent to the client when no auth
credentials are delivered by it to the proxy. NTLM is a nasty protocol which
requires several request-reply sequences involving 407 status code and
various tokens to be sent to-and-fro. This may be what you are spotting in
the logs.

This might also help ...
http://answers.awesomium.com/questions/1343/using-ntlm-to-authenticate.html


Amos

Dear Amos,
my problem is not NTLM, I use NTLM from more the 5 years..
The problem is Hangout software, if you tried to do a con (not video)
it works, but if you tried to make a video-conference it doesn't work.
May be the encoding?

Yes, as you say the problem is not NTLM itself. And since you have been using it successfully for so long probably not Squid either. You should herefore take this up with the Hangout software help channels, not the Squid ones.

And no, encoding does not matter to Squid unless you have an old Squid which is still version 3.1 or older (HTTP/1.0 features) and Hangout requiring HTTP/1.1 features for the stream. The solution there should be obvious.

Amos




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