What latest version of squid? an RPM\package based or from sources?
If you have basic_ldap_auth it should be good and you can test it.
I do not know much about your knowledge of LDAP and if you do have LDAP
in place already but I think you will need to first test the
basic_ldap_auth and see how it works and then implement what you need.
If you do not have any background with LDAP you will need to learn a bit
about it first before playing with the authentication.
The examples from older LDAP helpers should work for you in a similar way.
The LDAP dependencies are different from OS to OS and I do not have a
running Oracle Linux I can fetch the exact package names but it should
be something with "ldap" and "devel".
try "yum search ldap|grep -i devel" and you will might see the relevant
package there.
All The Bests,
Eliezer
On 19/10/2015 15:57, Sebastien.Boulianne@xxxxxx wrote:
Hey Eliezer,
I am using the latest version of Squid... 3.5.10.
As you can see, I have the basic_ldap_auth in /usr/lib64/squid/.
Should it be good ?
What are the ldap depencies ?
Thanks.
Sébastien
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Objet : Re: Replacing Microsoft TMG by Squid.
Hey Sebastien,
What version of squid are you using? self compiled or RPMs?
It's clear that you do have basic_ldap_auth and you can use that to authenticate you users using that.
If you are trying to build squid from sources you will need ldap dependencies to be able to build LDAP auth.
I have seen the thread going on and on but you do have basic_ldap_auth... so what is the question at all about using that or not?
Eliezer
On 16/10/2015 20:51, Sebastien.Boulianne@xxxxxx wrote:
Hi all,
Like you know, Microsoft discountinued the TMG.
The TMG was used as a reverse proxy.
Since many days, I work to replace our TMG by a Squid server v3.5.10 with Oracle Linux 7 x64.
I moved some sites this week but I have a little problem now.
How can I ask LDAP credentials for a user who want to access a directory on another server ?
I currently do that with our TMG.
I used Google but I can only find doc about LDAP auth for users they want to access the internet.
[root@squid squid]# cd /usr/lib64/squid/ [root@squid squid]# ls
basic_db_auth basic_pam_auth cert_valid.pl ext_session_acl negotiate_kerberos_auth url_fake_rewrite
basic_getpwnam_auth basic_pop3_auth digest_edirectory_auth ext_time_quota_acl negotiate_kerberos_auth_test url_fake_rewrite.sh
basic_ldap_auth basic_radius_auth digest_file_auth ext_unix_group_acl ntlm_fake_auth
basic_msnt_auth basic_sasl_auth digest_ldap_auth ext_wbinfo_group_acl ntlm_smb_lm_auth
basic_msnt_multi_domain_auth basic_smb_auth diskd helper-mux.pl ssl_crtd
basic_ncsa_auth basic_smb_auth.sh ext_file_userip_acl log_db_daemon storeid_file_rewrite
basic_nis_auth cachemgr.cgi ext_ldap_group_acl log_file_daemon unlinkd
Thanks.
Sebastien
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