[squid-users] Authentication with Samba

From: Tilo Lutz <TiloLutz@dont-contact.us>
Date: Tue, 6 Apr 2004 11:34:38 +0200 (MEST)

Hi

I have the following setup:

Linux-PDC with Samba3. Users are stored in LDAP.

Proxy-Server (Linux). Home is connected via NFS, users
are authenticated via LDAP. This Server is not yet in
Samba Domain.

I use an NT 4.0 Style Domain with Samba PDC and not
Active Directory.

I want everyone using the squid-proxy to authenticate.
Users who are logged in from an MS-Client should not be asked
for a password.

I think I need a NTLM-helper to authenticate.
In several postings I found the advice to use the ntlm-client
which is included in the samba sources. Where is it? I took a look
at the samba-sources and didn't find it.

I only found examples with a real AD-Domain and winbind.
Do I really have to use winbind?
Can't Proxy-Server just join the NT4-style domain?

Unfortunalty I didn't found much documentation about ntml.
I thought about the following way to set up:

1. join domain with proxy-server
2. create and compile the ntml-helper.
    Which helper do I really need. There are many NTLM-helpers in
squid-source
    Which part of samba source do I need.
3. Testing NTML.
    Do I only need to pass IP-address of client and username to helper?
4. Configuring ACLs in squid.

Thank you for your help,

Tilo
Received on Tue Apr 06 2004 - 03:34:41 MDT

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