---- Micah Cowan <[email protected]> wrote: > [email protected] wrote: > > Hi, > > > > When I tested wget with an Windows 2003/IIS6 system, doing an NTLM > > authentication, I was receiving an HTTP 500 error ("Internal error" and > > "doesn't support this function"). > > > > When searching, I didn't really find a good solution, so I was looking at > > the policies that were in the Active Directory Domain Controller and also > > the Local Policies on the IIS machine. After doing a bit of messing > > around, I was finally able to get the wget NTLM authentication to work, by > > adjusting the "LAN Manager authentication" level on the IIS machine. > > > > Originally (when wget had the problem) that was set to "Send NTLMV2/refuse > > LM & NTLM", which is the "highest" level. I changed that to "Send LM and > > NTLM", and bounced the server, and then wget worked. > > > > So, it seems like the problem is that wget may be doing only NTLM? > > > > Does anyone know if wget (latest version) is able to support NTLMV2 (vs. > > NTLM)? > > There are no releases that include NTLMv2 support. However, I believe > Tony Lewis developed NTLMv2 support prior to the 1.12 release. It hadn't > included as part of Wget last I knew; but this was due to the fact that > no one had gotten around to testing whether Wget's NTLM (v1) support was > still working after the patch (I believe it was a rewrite of the NTLM > stuff); he tested the NTLMv2 functionality himself. > > -- > Micah J. Cowan > http://micah.cowan.name/
Micah, Thanks for the info, and that probably explains what I ran into. I saw that there's a post/response from Tony also, which I'll respond to. Thanks again, Jim
