Super HTTP and NTLM

Hi folks,

 

 

I'm curious if anyone has managed to get the Super HTTP Monitoring working with NTLM. My understanding is that because the when authentication is required the first HTTP response is a 401 (followed by the 'browser' sending NTLM credentials then returning a 200) that the script does not work because of the following line:

 

 

local actual_status_code=$(head -n 1 "$tmpfile" | sed "s/^HTTP\/.\.. \([0123456789][0123456789][0123456789]\) .*$/\1/")

 

[ -n "$status_code" ] && [ "$actual_status_code" -ne "$status_code" ] && fail \

 

 

 

I tried doing a grep on HTTP/1.1 but this seems to result in the pool always staying up even if the wrong credentials are sent so I'm guessing that I'm missing something here.

 

 

I'm curious how other folks are handling this either with the Super HTTP script (which is nice because of its portability, if it works) or whether there is another script that I haven't come across.

 

 

Looking forward to some responses

 

 

Thanks,

 

J