RE: [squid-users] Squid + ntlm authentication with not trusted domains

 
Hi,

I can not give you the Perl script that will work in your enviroment however
I do have a basic how to and if you mail me I will help you through the
initial setup of authenticating via the perl script and AD , then ill help
you modify the perl script to do the rest , It would be pretty simple to do
what you want have your usual users auth against AD and then other users
against a different database, It would however mean maintaining a separate
user database. If you have a read of the how to and decide to go that way
then let me know and ill help you out.

How To
http://www.flandercan.co.uk/content/how_to/SQUID%20Enhanced%20Authentication
.htm

Paul

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-----Original Message-----
From: Pena, Botp [mailto:botp@delmonte-phil.com]
Sent: 01 December 2005 05:42
To: flandercan
Subject: RE: [squid-users] Squid + ntlm authentication with not trusted
domains

flandercan [mailto:lfdl06766@blueyonder.co.uk] wrote:

#After spending some time looking at the ntlm auth from squid, #because it
#didn’t do exactly what I wanted I wrote a perl program this #way I could
make #it check the AD using ntlm_auth to see if a user existed and #was a
member of #a group, then check to see if the user was in a specific
#database this way #my normal users could exist in the AD and my tempory
short #term users (some
#students) could exist in a postgres database. Then rather than point
#squid.conf to the ntlm_auth I point it to my perl app. It #works well and
#means I can do other fancy things with authentication in the future.

care to share your code as i am not a perl hacker?
it would really help.

thanks and kind regards -botp

#Hope that helps get you where your going

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