On Wed, 5 Feb 2003, Henrik Nordstrom wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > The correct question is: How do you get a version of the AIM client > > > which supports HTTP proxy authentication. > > > > The AIM client does support HTTP proxy and I have had it work with
Yes, with authentication. The difference there is that the authentication was against LDAP instead of NT. Here is the problem I am trying to solve and maybe there is a better solution then using the existing squid proxy and if so I'm open to it (SOCKS is the only thing I am not going to do ). We are being forced to allow AIM access for our users. Instead of just opening the AIM port on the firewall, I would prefer to send it through a proxy server of some type. Since we already had Squid, that seemed the best way to do it except I have his this authentication issue. If I have to open it straight thought the firewall I will I just wanted to check here first and see if there was anything I could do on Squid to make the authenitcation work (or if there is a better way to set this up then going through squid, I'm open except for SOCKS) Brian
