Nathan Zamprogno said:
>There's no point me searching endlessly for a solution if there is
>some fundamental limitation in the implementation of OS-X or LDAP
>that means this can't be done. People talk about "Kerberos" as a
>technology for doing such things, but I wouldn't know a Kerberos if
>it fell on me.
>
>Can anyone educate me? Better still, does anyone know of a web
>filtering solution that is Mac/OS-X Server friendly and offers this
>feature?
We use squid for caching and authentication, and dansguardian for
content filtering. For now, users are prompted for their proxy password
when they begin a web surfing session, and this authenticates against
our Mac OS X LDAP user database. I plan on throwing Kerb into the mix
Real Soon Now, so users are authenticated and authorized for the web
without being prompted. I'll post a story about it when I'm done.
Cheers
James
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James Tolchard
ICT Services
Christ's College Canterbury
DDI: +64-3-364-6806
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