squid-auth-healthcheck

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squid-auth-healthcheck

This application checks the availability of the URL using a proxy server with different types of authorization (NTLM, Kerberos). The application returns 0 or 1, depending on the input conditions and the availability of the URL. If you use the --verbose flag, it returns json with the availability status and also the full response time for each URL

Building

The service based on go-curl and required libcurl development files. Use your OS package manager to install libcurl-devel or something like this.

Running

The user name must be entered in the UPN(User principal name) format. The domain name must be typed in capital letters.

Example

squid-auth-healthcheck --proxy-addr 127.0.0.1 --proxy-username test@TEST.LOCAL --proxy-password test --url https://google.com --strict-url --strict-auth --auth-type ntlm --auth-type kerberos --verbose

Parameters

Application Options:
  -u, --url=            url to check for availability (required)
      --auth-type=      type of used proxy authentication mechanism. [ntlm, kerberos, no, all] (required)
      --proxy-addr=     proxy server address (required)
      --proxy-port=     proxy server port (default: 3128) (default: 3128)
      --proxy-username= proxy user login
      --proxy-password= proxy user password
      --timeout=        healthcheck connection timeout in seconds (default: 2) (default: 2)
      --strict-url      the check returns a positive result only if all URLs are available
      --strict-auth     the check returns a positive result only if url are available with all auth method
  -v, --verbose         output verbose healthcheck information