Compiled version

[me0wday]

Hello, could you please provide a pre-compiled release for this project? My team is very interested in this, however I can't seem to stand up an environment that can build this without errors. We are looking to deploy pre-configured packages to windows and mac computers.

Thank you in advance!

[nilleb]

Just use cygwin x64 to compile it. Make sure you've gcc and make in your setup.

Then, deploy cntlm.exe to c:\program files\cntlm (a folder), deploy doc/cntlm.conf to c:\program files\cntlm\cntlm.ini deploy C:\cygwin64\bin\cygwin1.dll to c:\program files\cntlm (a folder)

Finally, execute c:\program files\cntlm\cntlm and answer 'yes' to the windows firewall pop-up (make sure that your http_proxy is set to http://localhos:3128)

[me0wday]

It just won't compile, it won't even compile for me on OSX either, it says Compiling ntlm.c In file included from ntlm.c:28: In file included from ./ntlm.h:27:

./auth.h:45:21: error: field has incomplete type 'struct sspi_handle'
        struct sspi_handle sspi;
                           ^
./auth.h:45:9: note: forward declaration of 'struct sspi_handle'
        struct sspi_handle sspi;
               ^
1 error generated.
make: *** [ntlm.o] Error 1

[jongiddy]

This is completely untested, but it looks like you could add a struct definition for the case that __CYGWIN__ is not defined. In sspi.h try replacing #endif /* __CYGWIN__ */ with

#else
struct sspi_handle
{
    int dummy;
};
#endif /*  __CYGWIN__ */

(The proper long-term solution is probably to wrap uses of struct sspi_handle in auth.h and auth.c with #ifdef __CYGWIN__.)

[jongiddy]

PR #10 provides that last parenthesized solution.