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On Thu, 2007-08-30 at 09:41 -0300, maike wrote:
> i have two situations .... I use NTLM for clients the S.O Windows, the
> clients dont need to enter
> user/passwd because use single-syn-on. but the users with s.O LINUX/MAcos
> enter with
> user anda password,
The simplest way to work around this, given a large enough pool of
clients, is to use persistence with a timeout appropriate to your
organisation.
That way, a given client goes to realserver (squid) A and uses it
exclusively until they idle outside the persistence timeout. They then
get assigned to another realserver (which may be realserver A again) and
may be asked to authenticate again. You could explain this to your users
thus:
If you stop web browsing for more than 60 minutes, you may be asked to
authenticate again to continue.
Graeme
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