Hi,
At 09.46 19/09/2007, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
On tis, 2007-09-18 at 22:34 -0700, Jeffery Chow wrote:
> Ideally I would store a username/password pair in a text file
> somewhere on my system (plaintext or not, doesn't matter), but the
> authentication helpers that I see in my distro (mswin_auth,
> mswin_negotiate_auth, mswin_ntlm_auth) don't come with enough
> documentation to tell me which one is the right one to try.
Neither, from your description you want ncsa_auth. It should be included
as well I hope, if not lets ask Guido to include it.
ncsa_auth is included into the Windows binary kit.
If needed, NCSA support tools (htpasswd and chpasswd.cgi) for Windows
are available here:
http://squid.acmeconsulting.it/download/NCSAsupport.zip
The mswin_* helpers is for authenticating to the Windows user services.
Which may be the local accounts on your XP if you like.. The three
mswin_* helpers is one per authentication scheme (see the auth_param
directive).
Local account authentication can be done using mswin_auth (basic) and
mswin_ntlm_auth (NTLM). For negotiate usage, a Kerberos KDC is
needed, so it cannot be used without an AD Windows domain.
Regards
Guido
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