You could always look into upgrading the RedHat Source RPM to rebuild a newer binary RPM.
Regards Henrik On Thursday 11 September 2003 18.24, you wrote: > One more thing, you mentioned upgrading to Stable3. Forgive me, > but where I am using Redhat9, I'm a bit of a neophite when it comes > to installing programs with using rpm's. I don't seem to be able > to find a rpm for stable3. I have downloaded STABLE3 in the tar > format, and am perfectly capable of installing using ./configure > make all and make install. However, it does put the program in a > different location than where Redhat defaults the other one. Any > suggestions on either removing the other one or getting the > ./configure to put it in the same location as the original? > > Thanx! > > Christopher J. Joles > Chief Information Officer > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Henrik Nordstrom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 9:08 AM > To: Christopher Joles > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [squid-users] Help with LDAP authentication > > tor 2003-09-11 klockan 14.46 skrev Christopher Joles: > > For the record, I am using a RedHat 9 install, with squid that > > was installed by default. I believe it is 2.5Stable1. > > You probably want to upgrade, at least if you plans on using > groups. > > > Now, again with that said, I have successfully communicated with > > the ldap box with ldap search using the following syntax: > > > > Ldapsearch -x -h 192.168.0.123 -b dc=proteabhs,dc=com -D > > cn=squiduser,cn=Users,dc=proteabhs,dc=com -w ********* > > Good. > > > I have sucessfully communicated with squid_ldap_auth with the > > following syntax: > > > > Squid_ldap_auth -p -R -b dc=proteabhs,dc=com -D > > cn=squiduser,cn=Users,dc=proteabhs,dc=com -w ********* -f > > sAMAccount=%s objectClass=Person -h 192.168.0.123 > > Ok. > > > Now, with that all out of the way, I have put the same syntax > > into my squid.conf file and when I try to browse the net, I do > > receive the login box, however, my password is never accepted. > > It loops 3 times and then displays the default page stating that > > I must authenticate prior to accessing the page. > > The exact same syntax should work, unless you needed to use some > quotes. If you needed to quote arguments then you need to upgrade > Squid or put the command line in a small shell script. > > > I know from the command line, all is working fine. It must be a > > syntax issue, however ,from what I can tell I'm entering it all > > correctly. > > So what did you enter into squid.conf? > > Regards > Henrik
