fre 2003-08-29 klockan 10.50 skrev Christoph Haas:
> Unfortunately it isn't the browsers. I have checked three users. All of
> them have the problem only on the one proxy server with any account and
> any browser (Mozilla, IE, Opera, Firebird). Interesting to know: lynx
> accesses do work. But I swear that not all of us have changed our
> setting on three different client workstations. It is something on the
> server. I just don't know what. The password is correct. And IMHO the
> Squid doesn't care about re-authentication because the browser sends the
> credentials to the proxy with every request. But the problem is still
> located at the one proxy. It queries an LDAP server which even works
> well for the other cluster nodes. :(
Enable log_mime_hdrs and pay attention to the Proxy-Authorization
headers sent by the browser. This header contains BASE64 encoded
login:password, and if it shows differences between a failed and a
successful request when you think both should have worked then your
browser is goofing up.
If you see that the browser sent a correct header but Squid still
responded with a 407 reply then Squid or the Squid configuration is at
fault.
Anything in cache.log?
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