Re: NTLM authentication

thanks for the detailed posting. Glad you found something that works.

FWIW, the Perl-centric nature of some Swish-e components is due to who took the 
time to write them. Since the main swish-e program is in C, and the API 
well-documented, we encourage other scripting language advocates to contribute 
code in their favorite languages.

cheers,
pek

Gertjan Hofman scribbled on 8/6/06 8:42 PM:
> Dear Swish user,
> 
> I posted a message a while ago trying to see how to
> get NTLM authentication to work in conjunction with
> swish-e. It was pointed out to me that there is a Perl
> module for this. It probably works, but unless some
> one tells me step-by-step how to use it, it's a time
> consuming route for someone who doesnt speak Perl - i
> tried Perl a few years ago and decided there are many
> better scripting languages around and stopped learning
> and using it. Not trying to start a flaming war here,
> but just an observation that if Swish becomes very
> Perl focused in it's set-up, it might lose some users.
> 
> 
> Anyway, for anyone else who is Perl-ignorant and wants
> to do this, I got around the NTLM authentication
> required to get to our intranet by using the ntlmap
> proxy server. I downloaded the package from
> sourceforge.  My edited config file is attached below.
> Test it by running:
> 
> /main.py & 
> 
> and fetching something with wget:
> 
> setenv http_proxy=localhost:5865
> and use wget to get a file wget --proxy=on 
> myintranet_serve/index.htm
> 
> 
> To use with swish-e, in the spider config file
> (spider.conf.pl), switch on proxy-ing:
> 
> #  start of spider.conf.pl
> 
> my ($filter_sub, $response_sub) = swish_filter();
> 
> my %main_site = (
>                  
> 
>                  base_url  =>
> 'http://hmx-bi35-s6/sitemap.html',
>                  email     =>
> '[email protected]',
>                  keep_alive  => 1,                #
> Try to keep the connection open
>                  filter_content  => $filter_sub,  #
> use SWISH filter
>                  test_url  => sub { 
>                      my ($uri, $server) = @_; 
>                      # enable proxy requests
>                      unless ($::proxy_set++) {
>                          my $ua = $server->{ua};
>                          $ua->proxy('http',
> 'http://localhost:5865');
>                      }
>                      # return true if not an image,
> otherwise false
>                      return $uri->path !~
> /\.(gif|jpeg|png)$/;
>                      
>                  },
> 
>                  );
> 
> @servers = ( \%main_site);
> 
> # end of spider.conf.pl
> 
> And in the main config file I have my usual stuff
> plus:
> 
> IndexDir spider.pl
> SwishProgParameters spider.conf.pl
> IndexFile "web.index"
> 
> 
> The formatting in the above test might be wonky
> because I am using yahoo's poor mail composer.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Gertjan
> 
> 
> (proxy server config file).
> 
> [GENERAL]
> LISTEN_PORT:5865
> PARENT_PROXY:
> PARENT_PROXY_PORT:8080
> PARENT_PROXY_TIMEOUT:15
> ALLOW_EXTERNAL_CLIENTS:0
> FRIENDLY_IPS:
> URL_LOG:0
> MAX_CONNECTION_BACKLOG:5
> [CLIENT_HEADER]
> [NTLM_AUTH]
> NT_HOSTNAME:
> NT_DOMAIN:honeywell
> USER:e191564
> PASSWORD:
> LM_PART:1
> NT_PART:0
> NTLM_FLAGS: 06820000
> NTLM_TO_BASIC:0
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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