Hi all,
this is my problem: I want to use Apache as a forward proxy to let the clients
of my lan to request external webn pages and I want that these clients
authenticate to the proxy. When I used apache as a "normal" web server I used
to protect some directories using the <Directory> ... </Directory> directive;
in particular I used a third-part module (mod_auth_kerb) to perform auht
against Kerberos. My question is if it's possible to request auth every time
that a client request a connection to the proxy. Thanks in advance
Enrico

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A alternative solution for you might be a SOCKS proxy server (do a web
search on "socks proxy"). The only hitch is that your clients' browsers
must be configured to use the SOCKS protocol (either manually or automatic
configuration.)



> -----Original Message-----
> From: Carretti Enrico [mailto:carretti.enrico.26608 [at] unimo.it]
> Sent: Monday, July 12, 2004 8:31 AM
> To: modproxy-dev [at] apache.org
> Subject: Authentication on forward proxy
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>
> Hi all,
> this is my problem: I want to use Apache as a forward proxy
> to let the clients
> of my lan to request external webn pages and I want that
> these clients
> authenticate to the proxy. When I used apache as a "normal"
> web server I used
> to protect some directories using the <Directory> ...
> </Directory> directive;
> in particular I used a third-part module (mod_auth_kerb) to
> perform auht
> against Kerberos. My question is if it's possible to request
> auth every time
> that a client request a connection to the proxy. Thanks in advance
> Enrico
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