> Better still is it possible to get the logs to display the username
> logged into the Windows machine without having to set up squid to
use
> user/pass authentication.
Sorry, I probably should of asked is it possible to get squid to
integrate its authentication with Windows2K Active Directory, I'm
guessing that its a bit of a long shot but ya never know.
> I am guessing squid does that to save time. The IP address is
immediately
> available from a getpeername() call. To return the name would require
a
> lookup, thereby delaying the logging and slowing squid down. Do you
really
> want to do that?
Yerp, I figured it would slow it down. BIND is running on the same box
tho, so it probably wouldnt slow down too much provided everything is
set up nicely. Might be good to have a go anyway, if it is too slow then
I'd had have to resort to other methods.
>>> Colin Campbell <sgcccdc@citec.qld.gov.au> 28/08/2002 11:43:10 am
>>>
Hi,
On Wed, 28 Aug 2002, Michael Watts wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just been checkin my squid logs and was wondering if it's possible
to
> get the source IP to resolve to to a host name. So instead of having
> 192.168.0.1 it would resolve to the host (DNS) name of the machine
> making the request.
I am guessing squid does that to save time. The IP address is
immediately
available from a getpeername() call. To return the name would require
a
lookup, thereby delaying the logging and slowing squid down. Do you
really
want to do that?
> Better still is it possible to get the logs to display the username
> logged into the Windows machine without having to set up squid to
use
> user/pass authentication.
Where would squid get the username if there's no auth goin on?
Colin
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