Not unless you are running Squid as a transparent proxy.
Transparent proxying is by design incompatible with proxy
authentication.
No, the authentication popup cannot be modified easily. HTTP has no
control over this popup except for the realm string.
If you are lucy your browser vendor can provide a customization kit
allowing you to make custom versions of the browser where this box is
changed to suit your needs.
Regards
Henrik
trainier@kalsec.com wrote:
>
> I have two questions. The first is regarding issues with authentication.
> We're requiring all clients to authenticate to the proxy. The problem is
> that if the user is attempting to access a website that also requires
> authentication, it seems like it's trying to use the login and password
> that squid used. Internet Explorer, various versions. Anyone heard of
> this?
>
> The second question is whether or not I can use my own authentication page
> as opposed to using the login prompt pop-up?
>
> Tim Rainier
> UNIX/Linux Systems Administrator, Kalsec INC.
> www.kalsec.com
Received on Wed Jan 08 2003 - 18:12:48 MST
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