Hello,
I hope I can ask this question properly.
Currently I have squid-3 configured to authenticate user to access the
proxy. I assume that squid binds the authenticated username with the
thread or session id, is this correct?
I also have squidGuard working as a redirector. I do not want to mess
with acl in squidGuard.
Now, what I would like to do is NOT require authentication to squid, but
be able to have a user login to to a system that I am writing that will
allow them to override the squidGuard redirection call in redirectStart.
The way I would like to work this is when the user submits a username
and password to go into override mode, squid will add this user to
authenticateUserRequestUsername(http->request->auth_user_request and
bind it to the current session id or thread.
Then each time through redirectStart, squid just check to see if
authenticateUserRequestUsername(http->request->auth_user_request is
!NULL. If !NULL, then bypass redirect call.
The question here is can I bind an 'authenticated user' to an existing
session/thread in squid?
Thanks,
Murrah Boswell
Received on Mon Sep 15 2003 - 11:31:36 MDT
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