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Hi all,

Is there known limitations with using the Camel http4 component to authenticate to a mod_ntlm protected endpoint?

In our Camel service, I am able to successfully authentication to NTLM protected endpoints which is protected using jcifs setup, but get the following error hitting the mod_ntlm protected service:

ntlm_decode_msg failed: type: 1, host: "", user: "", domain: "", error: 3
missing/corrupt NTLM header

Thanks in advance!

Gary O' Donoghue
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  • Where did you get the mod_ntlm module? I've been looking for that and unable to find it. *yum install mod_ntlm* on CentOS 7 returns 'No package mod_ntlm available'. – T-Heron May 04 '17 at 04:40
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    This is an internal service so I'm not sure of the setup, but I came across this if its any use to you:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15533226/spring-3-and-ntlm-authentication The answer from Michael has a description of how to setup mod_ntlm – Gary O' Donoghue May 04 '17 at 17:48
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    Thank you sir!! If I get any time I will replicate this and respond back to the question. – T-Heron May 04 '17 at 20:36

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