> so then would proxy_auth "/usr/squid/user.name.file"
> only allow exact user name matches?
AFAIK, that is correct.
Adam
so then would proxy_auth "/usr/squid/user.name.file"
only allow exact user name matches?
Thanks
Thron
--- Adam Aube <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > BTW Im using Samba to do my NT authentication what
> > does proxy_auth_regex do?
>
> Allows you to match usernames with regular
> expressions, similar
> BTW Im using Samba to do my NT authentication what
> does proxy_auth_regex do?
Allows you to match usernames with regular expressions, similar to
url_regex.
Adam
Andrew,
Actully what I was doing worked i just had to change
how i had the user names. They needed to be in a their
own line not all in a row with white space between.
BTW Im using Samba to do my NT authentication what
does proxy_auth_regex do?
Thron
--- "Wilshire, Andrew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi Thron,
I think you need to use proxy_auth_regex instead of proxy_auth
You may need to ./configure with --enable-gnuregex in order to use this.
Andrew.
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