mån 2006-06-19 klockan 15:21 -0400 skrev Sketch:
> Is it really that complicated to get basic HTTP Authentication setup in squid?
Not at all.
You need
a) A password database of some kind
b) The proper helper to connect to that password database (ncsa_auth if
using Apache htpasswd files)
c) About 3 lines in squid.conf making use of the authentication, one
auth_param line to specify the helper and password database, and one acl
defining what users are valid, and one http_access rule limiting access
to authenticated users only..
> Can I just have the Authorization header passed directly to the origin server?
Normally done by default.
Is this a reverse-proxy setup using cache_peer for request forwarding (I
assume so as you mention the rproxy patch)? If so see the login=
parameter to cache_peer.
Regards
Henrik
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