Graham Leggett wrote: GL> Sébastien Bonnegent wrote: GL> > I want to make a transparent proxy where the client only GL> > have to give an authentification the first time for a domain GL> > and after the proxy gives the authentification for the others GL> > domains. In this system, the auth system must recognize the Basic GL> > and the Digest mecanisms. GL> GL> Hmmm... you're going to battle doing this, basically because you need to GL> get the browsers to cooperate. Not necessarily, because I can detect in the proxy module when the server responds with a 401 (need authentification) and in this case, I re-send a request with a authentification field if the user is already authentified on the proxy. And this, without any browser's cooperation. This is why I need to share some data between different servers. But, in another hand, this means more work for Apache and certainly taller response time. GL> But - your browser is going to ask for a username and password on each GL> attempt to connect to a different website name Yes, I know. It is why I want to provide the authentification information instead of the user. (because there is the same "login/password" for all my websites) GL> (unless the browser bases GL> it's decision to ask for a password based on the realm string, in which GL> case it might work). GL> This is easy to try without any actual coding - set it up and see if it GL> works... I have already tested it with Netscape, Galeon, Mozilla, lynx, ... and it seems that it isn't a standard ! Regards, seß - sinad -- GPG uid: 0xCB92591D ICQ: 60143970 LINUX - because life is too short to reboot ! -- Fortune: You'd like to do it instantaneously, but that's too slow.
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