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NTLM dependency package update to solve a duplicate headers bug upon NTLM authentication #2290
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Hi @Resousse, thanks for the PR and the change upstream. I haven't checked either one of those, but you currently aren't committing the changes to the |
Oops, I didn't realize that dependency files were embedded in the git repo.
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LGTM, thanks for both contributions 🙇
We have some problems with testing this, so can you confirm that you have tested this experimentally? And if you have a setup that works okay on linux it will be really nice as we have been trying to get anything working for test purposes :(
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Sorry @mstoykov , I forgot one minor label that has been updated prior my change. Tested ok with |
Hello,
A new version of go-ntlmssp has been released following a PR I did, to solve a bug.
The bug is : NTLM authentication doesn't work when two Authorization/WWW-Authenticate headers are returned by the back-end server.
With the new version of the go-ntlmssp package, the number of header doesn't matter, and the most accurate will be taken.