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Amos Jeffries wrote:
> > 
> > I have set-up squid proxy server with ldap authentication , the 
> > infrastructure is setup in such a way that users have to access the
> > internet through the proxy .In Internet explorer there's an option
> > to save the credntials and once its saved during the prompt squid
> > wont ask for credentials the user will have direct access to
> > internet .
> 
> Wrong and wrong.
> HTTP (thus Squid) is stateless. Each and every single request requires
> the credentials necessary to pass that request through the proxy.

Once you mentioned it, I have a question. 

If we speak about Kerberos authentication. On the very first request,
the browser receives a "407 Proxy Authentication Required" reply and
learns that it is expected to provide credentials. For a certain amount
of time, the browser knows that it should send the credentials with
every request without waiting for an 407 reply.

How long is this amount of time? Is it like forever?  Is there ever a
limit after which the browser will try again to send a request without
credentials? Maybe after a browser restart or what?

- -- 
Victor Sudakov,  VAS4-RIPE, VAS47-RIPN
sip:sudakov@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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