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``` Oh and I should add that the current server implementation does not yet generate session keys. At the moment I'm specifically focusing on the case of a connection oriented...

``` I've just discovered that python-win32 already handles NTLM, which makes what's been done so far redundant. Especially since I've not yet resolved how to access the Domain Controller using...

``` But what about Unices? Is there an equivalent for sspi on say Linux? ``` Original comment by `[email protected]` on 13 Mar 2009 at 9:44

``` I'm not aware of one but I'm only expecting to need to send NTLM server side messages from a windows machine. ``` Original comment by `[email protected]` on 16 Mar...

``` Re comment 12: For Unices, the implementation in this branch successfully provides a server-side NTLM layer. However it will not integrate with a Windows Domain Controller to provide single...

``` David, Can you please explain what features the server-side NTLM layer provides? Also, can you please elaborate on what the comment "not integrate with a Windows Domain Controller to...

``` The current code merely provides an HTTP authentication mechanism that verifies a hash of a password for a given user. You need to store the username and password locally...

``` In reference to David's comment above, I'll try to give a bit more detail. When I was writing the code, my goal all along was to get python using...

``` Hi all, may I ask what happen with the server-side NTLM feature? I've tried to locate the code and it doesn't seem to be in the repository, and the...

``` Hi Ralph, Thanks - sounds like a great idea. I first need to move all the resource strings outside of the code into a resources file. But if you...