Re: [squid-users] AUP using squid_session + username
tis 2010-03-30 klockan 18:13 +1000 skrev John Kenyon: > As I understand only the %s variable (requested url) can be used with > deny_info, however if I specify an error page I have access to other > variables, i.e. %a which contains username. Is there any way to pass the > username to an external page using deny_info? You can configure the web server serving that page to also require authentication. If it's an intranet server using NTLM then authenitcation will be transparent to the user just as it is to the proxy. Regards Henrik
Re: [squid-users] AUP using squid_session + username
John Kenyon wrote: Hi All, I've been looking into setting up an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) page with Squid 3.0 using squid_session. As I understand only the %s variable (requested url) can be used with deny_info, however if I specify an error page I have access to other variables, i.e. %a which contains username. Is there any way to pass the username to an external page using deny_info? The external page will be using php (therefore cannot use an error page) to check and log the acceptance of the AUP in a database. Also I am using NTLM for auth. Not with Squid 3.0 (or 3.1). The other % codes for deny_info become available in 3.2 which is currently still in development. Amos -- Please be using Current Stable Squid 2.7.STABLE9 or 3.1.1
[squid-users] AUP using squid_session + username
Hi All, I've been looking into setting up an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) page with Squid 3.0 using squid_session. As I understand only the %s variable (requested url) can be used with deny_info, however if I specify an error page I have access to other variables, i.e. %a which contains username. Is there any way to pass the username to an external page using deny_info? The external page will be using php (therefore cannot use an error page) to check and log the acceptance of the AUP in a database. Also I am using NTLM for auth. Regards, John
