[Lias] Squid Authentication Against NT Account Database

[Simon Bryan]

AFAIK they are not insecure as such but do require re-authentication,
however there is NTLM authnetication for Squid in the latest versions.

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> Subject: [Lias] Squid Authentication Against NT Account Database
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> Does anyone know of a reliable and secure way of ensuring that users who
> connect to squid are automatically authenticated using NTLM and there
> account details entered in to /var/log/squid/access.log
>
> I am using Winbind to provide automatic NTLM authentication to SAMBA and
> would like to maintain one database and hence provide this
> feature through a
> PAM modification for squid if possible.
>
> I have heard of pam_smb and smb_auth but someone noted them as being
> insecure
>
> http://linux.lexilog.org.uk/squid.html
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> Regards
> Toby Kerrison
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