Re: Squid - a bit off-topic

2001-07-10 Thread Miquel van Smoorenburg
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Victor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >They now wonder if this same group on the PDC server can be used with >Squid for the same purpose without dismantling that magnificent :-( NT >server or - which is worst - duplicate list of users? >Any suggestion? The Debian squid

Re: Squid - a bit off-topic

2001-07-10 Thread Matthew Sackman
On Tue, Jul 10, 2001 at 05:58:33PM +, Victor wrote: > Sorry for this question somewhat astray. > > I've convinced my Information Tech Dept. to adopt a linux proxy server > (instead of Win NT stuff!!) and they're thinking of Squid. > > Now the problem they are dealing with as newbies with linu

Re: Squid - a bit off-topic

2001-07-10 Thread Mike Egglestone
Hi... I'm not too sure... but I think if you want to have users authenticate against the linux proxy... accounts must exist on the linux (proxy) box Of course you can nicely run the proxy without user authentication... but that would be a headache hunting through login logs and access logs if

Squid - a bit off-topic

2001-07-10 Thread Victor
Sorry for this question somewhat astray. I've convinced my Information Tech Dept. to adopt a linux proxy server (instead of Win NT stuff!!) and they're thinking of Squid. Now the problem they are dealing with as newbies with linux is about user authentication. In a nutshell, because only few of