Hi:
My company is currently running squid as a transparent proxy which is
turning out great. However we've run into a snag in the way squid and
web authentication works.
When a user exchanges username+password to access a page hosted on an
Apache web server, things work fine. The user is authenticated and
remains so until the browser is closed.
However one application is run and hosted on a Win2k server running IIS.
When a user is authenticated the authentication is accepted, but then
with each new page load or refresh the user is required to re-enter
their authentication information. Sometimes to retrieve or enter
information on this page users are prompted 4 or 5 times for their
password..
This behavior just started once squid was implemented and, so I'm pretty
sure its the culperate. I noted that proxy_auth can NOT be used while
squid acts as a transparent proxy.
Looking over the logs I can't find anything that jumps out at me.
Is this constant re-authentication the result of squid or some IIS
problem? How can I stop this behavior.
I'm rather lost... :-(
-- Rock River Internet Roger Grunkemeyer 202 W. State St, 8th Floor grunky@rockriver.net Rockford, IL 61101 815-968-9888Received on Wed Nov 13 2002 - 09:30:24 MST
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