Re: access authorisation

Neither HTTP or SMB has a distinct logon-logoff procedure. Both
protocols caches user credentials in the client and uses them to
reauthenticate to the server when needed. The "logoff" is only a flush
of the cached credentials (and closing any open SMB connections if any).

The closest you can get I beleive is to have both SMB and Squid share
the same account information. See proxy_auth and authenticate_program in
squid.conf.

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Henrik Nordstrom
Spare time Squid hacker
amit pandya wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> I am having PIII with redhat5.2 running as server with dhcpd, smb and squid
> as demon. Now I want to give only those client can use internet access who
> are logged in server through smb and if they logoff then connection will be
> denied.
> If anybody can help me.
> amit
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