On 2/4/05 5:55 PM, "Steve Hodson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> More info (in case Heath is around): > > 1. I found one offending program - MS Entourage. ON startup and at intervals > during using it, it obviously uses HTTP for something (unrelated to actually > reading any emails) ... this will return the "Unexpected server response in > NTLM authentication Step 2. Giving up." Could it be Entourage can do NTLM so a > proxied NTLM request fails? Don't know how often Entourage checks for updates, but you might try turning Microsoft Autoupdate to manual. I will check on Monday to see if Authoxy fails with Entourage Autoupdate. I run Entourage but I don't run Authoxy all the time, only when needed. > > 2. Certain websites will cause the same error - no idea. What I dod know is > that certain sites (usually have .asp or .jsp page references) also cause the > error. Send me an URL or two and I'll try them with Explorer & Authoxy. --Steve > > There must be a problem with the authoxy code though....because after a > certain # of these errors (it varies), Authoxy stops responding and delivers > the Fatal Error: unable to create shared memory > > Steve > > On Friday, February 04, 2005, at 11:03AM, Steve Hodson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > >> Steve, >> thanks for the reply. I will try running on a different port just in >> case. Since 3.1.1 and 3.1.2 I thought this problem was solved too but it >> started going wrong again, which lead me to conclude: >> >> 1. Our IT guys changed config on the server >> 2. An update from Apple screwed it. I uninstalled Authoxy and re-installed it >> and also did the repair permissions mojo etc. to no avail. >> >> Regards, >> >> Steve >> >> On Friday, February 04, 2005, at 08:36AM, Steven Stratford >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >>> there are some people here :) >>> >>> I have had very little problems or lost connections with it, once Heath made >>> some changes (3.1.1. to 3.1.2). >>> >>> Are you running Authoxy on the same port as the proxy? Our proxy is 8080, I >>> run Authoxy on 8081. In the the NTLM tab, I'm not sure how much is relevant >>> there to dropped connections, but our proxy is on the "MAIN" server and my >>> powerbook is named "SSTRATPBOOK" in the Sharing preferences, so that's what >>> I have there. >>> >>> As far as compatible apps, I have not found any apple app to be >>> incompatible, including iPhoto, iTunes, Safari (but use FireFox and get the >>> plugin called "SwitchProxy" if you're mobile between proxy/nonproxy >>> locations!), Software Update. Most non-apple apps are compatible, even stuff >>> like Microsoft Office Application Update. I only found Skype and MaxiBidder >>> that didn't work. Of course I haven't tried everything. >>> >>> --Steve >>> >>> >>> On 2/3/05 1:06 PM, "Steve Hodson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> >>>> Hi, >>>> I've been using Authoxy for some time here at work, where almost >>>> everything >>>> is MS based including our procy server. In the past I had occasional >>>> problem >>>> with pages not being served and the web browser giving an error..I would >>>> then >>>> have to reboot because no combination of stop/start authoxy, log in or log >>>> out >>>> or changing locations and then back again would get the proxy to serve me >>>> pages again. Later versions of authoxy 3.11, 3.12 seemed to be better in >>>> this >>>> regards, killing and re-spawning threads seemed to work. Now it's gone back >>>> to >>>> the old behaviour...I can get anywhere from 5 to 30 mins working and then >>>> *boom*. >>>> >>>> It is conceivable that our IT dept upgraded the server and there are >>>> version >>>> issues (e.g. a timeout maybe) Has anyone else encountered this and found a >>>> possible solution? >>>> >>>> Stuck using Mac IE 5.xx right now and none of the other internet apps work >>>> without Authoxy working well. >>>> i wish Apple would build an NTLM auth module into the OS...Mac is >>>> practically >>>> useless without Authoxy. >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> >>>> Steve >>> >>> >>> >> >>
