There is no need for the group-ldap-auth patch to Squid unless you
need to use Squid-2.4 and need to control access by group names..
For instructions how to connect Squid to MSAD for verifying the
account see the documentation to the LDAP helper shipped with Squid.
Squid-2.5 includes a kind of group concept via external acl helpers,
and can be used to connect Squid access controls to a MSAD LDAP
directory, but there is not yet much documentation written and it is
assumed you have a understanding of the MSDA LDAP directory
structure.
Regards
Henrik
On Thursday 29 August 2002 00.15, JOHNSON DAVID R wrote:
> How do i accomplish this?
> What are the components?
>
> As of now i am running Red Hat 7.3, Squid 2.4.STABLE6 (default, i
> believe), OpenLDAP (default install v.)
> I have read much an compiled a list of needed items. Is this a
> correct list?
>
> Squid 2.4.STABLE6
> ldap 3.3 / ldap 2.1.4
> group-ldap-auth.diff-2.4STABLE6-1.3
>
>
> What am i missing and what is the correct procedure to set up Squid
> so that it allows users in an AD to authenticate, in order to gain
> acces to the cache?
>
> mailto:DAVID@HAMTPONU.EDU
>
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