Hello Rick, below an example line from squids "access.log".
You see after the URL "users\deiense". This is my domain\uid and I assume that this string is send to squidGuard as uid. ######## access.log ############# 1047457650.107 3914 10.80.9.106 TCP_MISS/200 52472 GET http://www.cnn.com/ users\deiense DIRECT/64.236.16.20 text/html ################################# Best regards Enrico Sessler -----Original Message----- From: Rick Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Mittwoch, 12. M�rz 2003 04:08 To: Sessler, Enrico; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Passing Domain\UserID to squidGuard Sessler, Enrico wrote: > > I'm running squid + squidGuard for a few > years with complete satisfaction. > > Recently I have started using squid to with > NTLM authentication. > > Now there is a problem for squidGuard to > identify the user because squid passes always > "domain\userid" instead of only "userid". > > Have tried to modify the "user" section in > squidGuard.conf but it doesn't accept userids > in the format "domain\userid". > > Is there a way to get this working? Could you provide a couple of examples of what squid is sending? How have you determined what squid is sending to squidGuard? Rick
