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Legacy Forums => General Discussion (Legacy) => Topic started by: adam on June 17, 2003, 08:04:52 AM
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I have installed squidguard in order to restrict web access on a small network of NT machines. My goal is for folks to be authenticated to squidguard by a username so they don't have to be tied to a particular machine to get their level of access. I have tried using squid-auth and proxy-auth and they work fine, but it is just a little too annoying to have folks authenticate every time IE pops up. I would rather have them authenticate once when they log in to their NT machine and use that username to access the proxy.
The solution I was going for involves using Ident to grab a user name from the NT client (all clients can run an identd that returns the current logged in user). However, when I try to set up squid.conf in my SME server with ident_lookup on , I get an error saying ident_lookup on doesn't parse. I get a similar error when I try to specify ACLs of type "user".
Does anybody know how I can get squid or squidguard to do an Ident lookup when a client connects? Otherwise, is there another alternative that will work for me (such as getting squid to work with NTLM)?