On Mon, Aug 21, 2006 at 09:10:50PM +0200, Henrik Nordstrom wrote: > m??n 2006-08-21 klockan 14:11 -0400 skrev Michael W. Lucas: > > > We cannot access non-anonymous FTP sites. Config, logs, and error > > messages follow. > > > 1156181672.956 244 10.184.184.193 TCP_MISS/401 1706 GET ftp://[EMAIL > > PROTECTED]/ - DIRECT/198.22.63.43 text/html > > Squid asks for a password as you did not supply one in the URL. It's > possible your client does not know how to complete the request. > > Try using a fully qualified URL like > > ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
That does work, but it's discouraged in the FAQ. I'd also rather not
teach my users to type passwords in visible cleartext, I have enough
trouble getting them to not use their passwords as desktop wallpaper. :-)
My question should then becomes:
a) anyone know how to make IE 6 SP 2 and/or Firefox 1.5 prompt for a
password at a non-anonymous FTP site?
b) As this test cache does not require a username and password, why do
I get a "Cache Access Denied" error saying that I am not allowed to
request a non-anonymous FTP URL from the cache until I have
authenticated myself? Is it just passing through the "incorrect
password" error from the FTP site?
(My production cache does require a username and password, mind you,
but I want to get FTP working more correctly in a test environment
before I complicate matters further.)
Thanks,
==ml
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