I appreciate your reply, but the documetaion you recommend is vague on a lot things, and unfortunately, does not explain anything about how to accomplish these things. I have read through that doc over and over and there is nothing on this. I am actually looking for someone who has done this sort of thing before to find out how they did it.
Thanks anyway On Tue, 2004-04-06 at 12:33, Adam Aube wrote: > Darwin L. Lambeth wrote: > > > I have succeeded at getting NTLM authentication to work, but > > once in a while it will keep prompting my users for their passwords > > The usual cause of this is too few NTLM helpers - try increasing the number > of NTLM helpers in squid.conf and running "squid -k reconfigure". > > > I want to be able to deny certain W2K users to certain > > websites while allowing others to access that same website. > > The proxy_auth acl can be used to match on a list of usernames, or you can > setup groups in your domain and use an external_acl helper to match on > those groups. > > You can combine this with with dstdomain acls to allow/deny access to > certain websites by user name. For more info see the Access Controls > section of the Squid FAQ: > > http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/FAQ/FAQ-10.html > > Adam
