There are several shareware implementations out there that fake ident.
I haven't found any satisfying though. Moust or all of them seem to run
from startup instead of as a service and they all seem to read the username
from an .ini file.

I don't think i is possible to implement a _real_ ident daemon on any M$-Win
variants, simply because M$-Win* (exept Citrix) are single user systems so the info 
about
who owns a given connection is not awailable - at least not to any API we know.

Any way, we are implementing our own _free_ identd for M$-Win* that
(at least on NT) will run as a _service_ and dynamicly checks with the registry to
see who is currently loged in. It is currently only a alfa version.
Feel free to give it a try. I would be hapy to receive patches/contributions
if someone wants to hack the code. The URLs are:

http://ftp.ost.eltele.no/pub/networking/ident/identd.README
http://ftp.ost.eltele.no/pub/networking/ident/identd-0.0.1.zip
ftp://ftp.ost.eltele.no/pub/networking/ident/identd.README
ftp://ftp.ost.eltele.no/pub/networking/ident/identd-0.0.1.zip

It is stable on NT (at least NT40sp3), but you'll have a glimpse of
Dr.Watson when you shutdorn or restart NT because some problem
with blocking/nonblocking I/O and the M$ service API.


P�l

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Hi all,

Not a squid question as such, but related. 

Does anyone know if there is an IDENT daemon which will return the name of the 
logged in user on a Windows machine? We have a network where I want to limit 
access to some web sites, but allow certain users access to all sites. I could 
do this on a machine by machine basis, but that means that if that person uses 
a different machine, they will not have access to all sites.

I'm assuming of course that I can then add acl rules based upon what that 
IDENT returns!

Any help would be appreciated.

Andy

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