[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi !!
You should do the following:
acl java_jvm browser Java
then, before your http_access for the authenticated users, use:
http_access allow java_jvm
Ohhh!
Be aware that you're then allowing every Java client to access the proxy
WITHOUT authentication!
Ther
On Wed, 22 Oct 2003, Rothermel Wolfgang wrote:
> When a java applet is to be loaded from a website an authentication
> dialogbox appears and the credentials have to be entered explicitely.
This should only happen if you are using a third-party JRE I think..
> When I understand it correctly the r
Hi !!
You should do the following:
acl java_jvm browser Java
then, before your http_access for the authenticated users, use:
http_access allow java_jvm
Regards,
Carlos
Hi,
I'm currently using SQUID 2.5 STABLE3 offering the NTLM and the basic
authentications sch
Hi !!
You should do the following:
acl java_jvm browser Java
then, before your http_access for the authenticated users, use:
http_access allow java_jvm
Regards,
Carlos
Hi,
I'm currently using SQUID 2.5 STABLE3 offering the NTLM and the basic
authentications sch
Hi,
I'm currently using SQUID 2.5 STABLE3 offering the NTLM and the basic
authentications schemes, i.e. users using Internet Explorer - 5.5 and 6 -
are authenticated transparently.
When a java applet is to be loaded from a website an authentication
dialogbox appears and the credentials have to be
