I don't think so. NTLM works fine for me in FF ever since. FF just fills data into an NTLM context struct and if the message is complete it is used. This has nothing to do with a state machine.
And btw, I've looked at the Pascal code of this pslib, I think it's more a hack than a solution. Firefox doesn't use bloody hacks to access the protected storage for Single-Sign-On. I've made a list with a short description to function calls for the FF source code to show how it works (propably ;-) ). FF has a function table for function calls to Windows' own secure32.dll / security.dll to provide SSPI functionality (also a good lesson in C programming, FF code is great but not easy to understand at first). Benjamin Stadin Fastream Technologies schrieb: > > One last lesson: when NTLM POST is taking place, if you press too frequently > on Mozilla, the progress meter stalls. When you click on another link it > works fine then. This does not happen with IE. I think this is a FF bug in > their state machine! > > Best Regards, > > SZ -- To unsubscribe or change your settings for TWSocket mailing list please goto http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/twsocket Visit our website at http://www.overbyte.be
