Hi Mike,

On 6/7/05, Mike <me at mikehogan.net> wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> Subject says it really - is there any way I can use an NTLM driven
> http proxy server with squeak?


What do you mean by NTLM driven proxy server? If you are talking about using 
Seaside or some web framework for Squeak to collect the User ID / Password 
(form-based) then authenticate the user to an AD controller, then yes, this 
is possible. If you also mean to build a plain jane forward and/or reverse 
proxy server to access resources that are accessible either anonymously 
and/or using basic auth, then yes this seems doable.

If you are asking about using squeak to authenticate the user using a strict 
NT challenge and response protocol and then cache the user's authentication 
token on the Squeak server and impersonate the user to backend NTLM-based 
web servers, then I think you have a lot of work ahead of you. I can't even 
get Apache with mod_proxy to do this.

Let me know more details and I might be able to provide a pointer.

Regards,

John



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