This file is taken from the NTLMAPS Sourceforge description page

18 May 2002. New version 0.9.8.

Main features:

• supports NTLM authentication via parent proxy server (Error 407 Proxy Authentication Required);
• supports NTLM authentication at web servers (Error 401 Access Denied/Unauthorized);
• supports translation of NTLM scheme to standard "Basic" authentication scheme;
• supports the HTTPS 'CONNECT' method for transparent tunnelling through parent proxy server;
• has ability to change arbitrary values in client's request headers;
• supports unlimited number of client connections;
• supports connections from external hosts;
• supports HTTP 1.1 persistent connections;
• stores user's credentials in config file or requests password from a console during the start time;

View ReadMe here.

View CHANGELOG here.

Even distributed Intel-United Devices Cancer Research Project can be used with APS. Just use HTTPS proxy in "proxy settings" of the United Devices' software and point to your local NTLMAPS, like server - "localhost" and port - "8080" or something that you set in server.cfg.

'NTLM Authorization Proxy Server' is distributed under the GNU General Public License which is included in this archive (see file COPYING).
The above mean that 'NTLM Authorization Proxy Server' is pretty much free. You have to pay nothing for it.

Python language interpreter version 1.5.2 or higher. See www.python.org.

Current experimental version: 0.9.8

There is no binary files in the distribution. Thus you can use the software on any system that has Python, with minimal modifications.

NTLMAPS uses only statndard modules from Python distribution.

I recommend you to take experimental version. It should be stable enough.

SourceForge Downloads Page contains both .zip and .tar.gz formats

• internal redesign
• config file redesign
• fixed bug during HTTPS CONNECT authentication.
• fixed bug with UNICODE string conversion in NTLM msg3 creation code.
• no need in proxy port when proxy is not used
• fixed minor bug with an exception that was raised if there was no http header in server's response.
• MSN Messenger and clients alike work again. It had been broken since APS 0.9.5
• minor bug in header remake (Proxy Connection -> Connection)
• fixed bug when client sends its header slowly and clients thread exits before doing anything useful. This was broken since version 0.9.7
• new optional value in config file NT_HOSTNAME (see comment in server.cfg).
• DOMAIN value in config is now NT_DOMAIN, to make it clear what domain name has to be used.
• implemented NTLM to BASIC translation.

• With NTLM to Basic translation you have only one try to enter right credentials. If you fail then restart your browser.
• There is an issue with APS working as a standalone proxy. It serves requests from an http-client one by one and allows persistent connections, then it may receive several requests in very short time to one thread, and one of them may be to an almost dead banner site, then all the requests made after that one will be waiting till that "bad" connection will be closed due to timeout. So I suggest switching off HTTP/1.1 presistent connections in your browser when you are using APS for web (not proxy) authentication and surfing banner rich evironment.

• There are several requests to have a list of servers to which APS will connect directly in proxy mode. This would be useful for LAN behind MS Proxy and number of intranet web servers with NTLM authorization.

There are two options in server.cfg DEBUG and BIN_DEBUG, if you have toubles with the server so set these options to DEBUG:1 and BIN_DEBUG:1 just before requesting a problem page (or resource). You have to restart proxy server to reread server.cfg. This will give you 3 log files per http request (per connection to be exact), like 127.0.0.1-1048, 127.0.0.1-1048.bin.client and 127.0.0.1-1048.bin.rserver. In the first one there is an info on what APS did, two others contain raw traffic from client and from proxy.

Pack them with zip or gzip and send them to me if you want me to help you.

• NTLM Authentication Scheme for HTTP is the most valuable information source on NTLM that allowed APS to be created. The copy of this page is included in APS' distribution archive.
• Socks via HTTP is a program converting SOCKS requests into HTTP requests and tunnelling them through HTTP proxies if needed. It may be used with APS if you sit behind HTTP only MS Proxy. It is writen in Java so it works on any system that have Java.