General#23c. What combinations of auth methods do work reliably?
There is one case of chaining two auth methods together that does work reliably. The first auth method must be “one-pass” and must use only computer-supplied information (no chance of a user ever mistyping or delaying a password) and must always provide the same answer immediately every time it’s repeated (the second auth method is not so restricted, for example it may be “two-pass”) and must be configurable in Squid too.
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