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Old 06-22-2003, 07:39 PM   #1
dulantha
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Squid and Active Directory


Hi,

Questions:
Has anyone tried Active Directory authentication for Squid?
Is NTLM auth still supported in a Native mode WIN2k domain?
If not what is the new way of IE doing auth without asking user?

Status so far:
Win2K domain is in Native mode. (out of my control)
Squid is working fine with smb_auth with Samba2.5 and Samba3.0beta.
Works well for authorising Windows groups by changing permissions on a file on the ADS servers.

Problems:
Passwords sent in plain text with smb_auth is making me very nervous.
Annoying problem of Auth Request popping up for every instance of IE.
Uncertain of whether Windows still uses/supports NTLM to achieve user-less authentication of I.E. to proxy.


Hmm I think that about sums my situation up.
 
Old 11-12-2003, 05:06 PM   #2
gomix100
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Hi

I'm tyring Active Directory authentication with squid_ldap_auth but have no luck yet.

I have the module talking to the AD but it refuses to authenticate the users saying: invalid credentials.

It seems that i need to "bind" to the server because it does not allow anonymous queries for such thing like authentication.

When i tried that (with administrator login/password), i used ldapsearch tool to check the binding but again i got rejected with the same message: invalid credentials.

Then i started to think that it might be other thing: the authentication method. I don't manage the details behind AD but it looks like it needs Kerberos authentication (i was using simple authenticatio with clear passwords in the net).

I don't know if that helps u but i must pool this off asap. I do understand squid enough but no the ldap protocol neither AD. Do u know if Kerberos is really needed? My other problem is the "ldap filter part"... any clues on how should build this ldap filter?

Regards

Guillermo
 
Old 10-21-2004, 07:24 AM   #3
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I'm pretty sure kerberous is needed. I got a step further than you by getting kerberous working, but then I seem to remember having no idea what to do next :P
 
  


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