>Hi,

>    I would make the following authentication scheme with squid, if 

> possible :)

[cut]

>If an user, member 

>of domain users and not included in "internet" group logs >into domain, 
>naturally he can't surf (he isn't member of "internet" group); I would, in 
>this case, that a login >mask is presented by the browser, because can 

>happen that someone have the right username/password (=is >member of 
>"internet" group) and permit the surf to this limited user, without have 

>to log-off and log-in the domain again with different credentials. 

>Essentially squid have to do a new membership check for new account nested 

>in the first -that grants the domain membership but not the faculty to 

>surf the web.

>

>

>ISA server have this kind of behavior, and if could re-create with squit 

>it would be pretty nice.



::I know the ISA Server behaviour.

::

::What you asking for, is trigger again an authentication :

::request to the browser when the user authentication is 

::correct, but an external acl, or

|

|

Trigger browser auth in the "not correct" case aka "user authenticated in the 
domain but with no rights to surf the web.



::any other acl, deny the access to Squid.

::

::Some network administrators don't like this because allow 

::the change of user credentials even using NTLM nsparent 

::authentication schema.



::You can open a feature request on Bugzilla.



Basically, all I want is the triggering of IE's login-mask in case of the user 
isn't member of the "internet" group. I know it may represents a security hole 
(imagine someone with a keylogger running..."hey, can you please type your 
username/password in this login mask? I assure, I will not watch what you're 
typing...") but in my case this feature is mandatory for various reasons...I 
doubt I can do something to trigger the auth mask if I've an acl that checks 
the group membership only at logon time. 



I think I'll open the request on squid's bugzilla.



For now, thanks for the great work done for SquidNT, Guido. 

It works fine :)



Eupec

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