All of these parameters only relate to how long Squid remembers that a
specific login:password combination if valid or remembers that it has
ever seen the user accessing the cache.
The browser authenticates to Squid on each and every request. The only
reason why you do not see the login box all the time is because your
browser remembers what you typed and reuses the same information for the
duration of the browsing session, where the meaning of browsing session
is defined by your browser, not Squid, usually until you close the
window or sometimes until you quit the whole browser.
Regards
Henrik
ons 2003-02-19 klockan 10.02 skrev reymc@eurecom.fr:
> Hi all,
>
> I have been struggling for days now to find out the meaning and default of the
> following tag in squid2.5 :
>
> authenticate_cache_garbage_intervall
>
> Then I think I did understand the meaning of the following one but
> I need to know the default values of them :
>
> credentialsttl (for basic authentication)
> authenticate_ttl
> authenticate_ip_ttl
>
> How often is the cache cleared?(I have been searching everywhere but I couldn't
> find any default values)
>
> The reason why I am asking this is that even when changing these values to 0, I
> am not prompted more often for authentication.
> Actually, without setting these parameters, I am prompted for a password each
> time I open a new IE window (but not for each new request in the same window).
> My goal is to avoid being prompted again for authentication each time I open a
> new IE window.
>
> Any help is welcome !
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Marie
>
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-- Henrik Nordstrom <hno@squid-cache.org> MARA Systems AB, SwedenReceived on Wed Feb 19 2003 - 07:03:36 MST
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