I managed to discover the problem. Because of a bug in IE 6.0 which causes squid to initially display a page not found and then after a refresh correctly displays the page, I had squid configured to not allow client persistent connections. For NTLM authentication to work, client persistent connections must be enabled in squid.conf.
Andrew Bartlett wrote:
On Thu, 2003-10-30 at 05:53, rruegner wrote:
Hi,
i tried this too with samba 3 and squid 2.5STABLE4 and i cant get it to
work too.
What are the clients in these cases? (Win9X is known to have problem)
Can you try Squid 3.0, applying this patch (not my patch, thank kinkie
from the squid team for it), and set
ntlmv2 on
in your squid.conf?
I think the problem might be that the client is setting something 'interesting' in their NTLMSSP negotiate packet, but that without this patch, we are prevented from seeing it.
(The patch might apply the squid 2.5, if you rename the .cc to .c).
Andrew Bartlett
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