Hi,
I'm trying to build a completely Kerberos-based Squid proxy setup for
my company. Everything that's even remotely possible with Kerberos, we're
supposed to do with it.
Kerberos authentication on Squid 3.1 works easily, so the next step
would be to make squid_ldap_group work with Kerberos, too
>But then, in 2006, Henrik Nordstrom says[2] neither squid_ldap_group nor
>squid_ldap_auth support Kerberos SSO. After the initial posting of the patch
>in '04, I can't >find any more references to it on the mailinglists.
See squid_kerb_ldap.
http://squidkerbauth.sourceforge.net/
jlc
Of course I just bumped into that little gem *after* I sent the
previous message to this list...
It has the downside of not being included in, or supported by
downstream distro's though. The major upside of having Kerberos
support in Squid's ldap_group helper would be the fact that downstream
dist
On Mon, 30 Aug 2010 16:32:51 +0200, Maxim Burgerhout
wrote:
> Of course I just bumped into that little gem *after* I sent the
> previous message to this list...
>
> It has the downside of not being included in, or supported by
> downstream distro's though. The major upside of having Kerberos
> su
> On Mon, 30 Aug 2010 16:32:51 +0200, Maxim Burgerhout
> wrote:
>> Of course I just bumped into that little gem *after* I sent the
>> previous message to this list...
>>
>> It has the downside of not being included in, or supported by
>> downstream distro's though. The major upside of having Ker
Nick Cairncross wrote:
On Mon, 30 Aug 2010 16:32:51 +0200, Maxim Burgerhout
wrote:
Of course I just bumped into that little gem *after* I sent the
previous message to this list...
It has the downside of not being included in, or supported by
downstream distro's though. The major upside of havi
