SSL encryption using oracle wallet

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  user11992646 wrote:

  The difference between your method and this new method is that you spend the user_name: pswd as part of the url, so here it is passed as a parameter of the set_proxy.

  Using the user name and password in the proxy URL is often the easiest way to deal with authentication of the proxy - even supported under Linux with the environment variable http_proxy (that you can set for s/w to detect which is the proxy configuration, when access to the web).

  Would be in him passing a part of set_proxy also be considered as in "clear text"?

  Don't know exactly what it generates http traffic. Likely basic auth?

  It may seem that some form of "+ encryption +" is done with basic authentication. The user name and password are strung with a colon separator and then encoded in base64. So, the resulting string seems encrypted to the human eye, but can easily be decoded again (no secret necessary to perform decoding).

  So this is about as insecure as passing user name and password in clear text - darkening bit added to the meter reading it naked.

  In the Windows world (where it is stuck inside and look at the free and open to the outside Standards), proxy servers often use NTLM (new technology/LAN Manager) authentication. Not this again as LanManager goes back to BACK 5 project of the 1980s. ;-)

  Anyway, NTLM is a proprietary protocol and not easily supported when you code using UTL_HTTP. Basic authentication will fail in this case, the proxy expects that NTLM authentication. The workaround is to add the user name and password to the URL of the proxy (as I did in this example code).

  My problem is why set_authentication does not require us to use methods "unsupported"? It seems an obvious Oracle bug that they must solve.

  I think that you also use NTLM authentication on the proxy server? This isn't a standard. It is the crass seller proprietrary. No real compelling reason for other providers to support - especially not when there are open standards available and used.

  We have a beautiful SR and you said that you have opened a SR before without success. I'm surprised Oracle is dropping the ball on such a useful tool.

  My SR has been essentially around get UTL_HTTP proxy access work with NTLM - where workaround has been as I described. I don't see this as a particular problem, Oracle have to solve.

  The question is a consequence of the decision to use proprietary protocols and "+ standards. If anyone is to blame, it's Microsoft and their attempts at blocking of clients in a complete solution of owner. Unfortunately, these attempts often succeed too.

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