so ip_user wont actually do what i want ( the book isnt clear actually
what it is there for) - thanks Henrik
what i want is to get the currently logged-in user and pass it to squid
which will then authenticate against that with no further dialog boxes etc
. i can then add eg time-based ACLs
paul cooper wrote:
so ip_user wont actually do what i want ( the book isnt clear actually
what it is there for) - thanks Henrik
what i want is to get the currently logged-in user and pass it to squid
which will then authenticate against that with no further dialog boxes etc
. i can then add
I think im also confused about the interaction between the browser, squid
and external authenticators in spite of reading Ch12 several times.
it says ..Ch6 lists tokens you can pass from squid - helper and
external ACL helper interface allows additional information from helper
to squid ...as
On Fri, 2008-03-21 at 15:37 +, paul cooper wrote:
I think im also confused about the interaction between the browser, squid
and external authenticators in spite of reading Ch12 several times.
authentication and external acls is very different things.
authentication is based on
