On Wed, 28 Apr 2004, Karl Kopper wrote: > I'm running RH 7.3. > > I just modified the file in /usr/lib/squid: > > # ls -l /usr/lib/squid/errors/English/ERR_CACHE_ACCESS_DENIED > -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 9028 Apr 26 15:51 > /usr/lib/squid/errors/English/ERR_CACHE_ACCESS_DENIED > # service squid restart > > I still have the problem ?
Well, it was worth a try anyway. I have very little trust in IE 6.0 when it comes to authentication. This browser has had way to many authentication related bugs, and in each fix from Microsoft they seem to manage to break some authentication in some other manner. What is even more amasing is that they often know they break things even before they release the bugfix.. (documented). To summarise the different things which has been reported to make a difference: - Make the error page larger. I don't remember exacly how large it needs to be but it is a fair bit.. - The "Use HTTP/1.1 via proxies" option. Some says it works better with this off, some say it works better with this on. Probably dependent on what IE 6.0 patches you have applied. - NTLM and Basic authentication behaves entirely different, and it is very likely problems only affect one of the schemes at a time. You may however find that depending on the IE patch level and configuration it works eiter with NTLM or Basic so in a sufficiently large population you are likely to have troublesome ones in whatever approach you take. - NTLM requires "client_persistent_connection on". This is an absolute MUST to use NTLM authentication. Regards Henrik
