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[ILUG] LDAP authentication and squid

[ILUG] LDAP authentication and squid

P D sarcasmo2005 at gmail.com
Wed Dec 21 08:51:41 GMT 2005


Hi,

I'm having a bit of a tricky time configuring my squid server to properly
perform LDAP authentications against an AD2003 domain.
I'm trying to set the server with pass-through authentication to log users
in squid rather than logging by IP address.

I've spent a good bit of time trying to get NTLM pass-thru authentication
working but squid doesn't seem to like that much. I'm guessing that LDAP
authentication is my only option? The box is a RHEL4 server, Squid ver
2.5.Stable12, Samba 3.0.21rc2. the box is correctly joined to my ADS and I
can perform kerberos lookups on useraccounts on the ADS.

I'm just not 100% on the best search filter to be using to ensure the userid
is logged in squid. Has anyone done this type of thing before, would they be
willing to offer some assistance?

Any assistance would be gratefully accepted.



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