Support NTLM authentication #184
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Added authProtocol to allow other authentication protocols to be used in basic authentication.
Allow SetAuthProtocol to change the protocol used in basic authentication to other protocols such as NTLM.
Support the NTLM protocol in basic authentication.
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To authenticate to Microsoft Dynamics CRM on premises, we are using the CURL command line with the --ntlm option to successfully authenticate using basic authentication.
Although the NTLM protocol is supported by libcurl, a change was needed to access this functionality from restclient-cpp.
I added a SetAuthProtocol method to RestClient::Connection which accepts all authentication protocols supported by libcurl (Basic, Digest, NTLM, etc.).
This change was reflected in the documentation as well.
Let me know what you think!
Cheers,
Filipe Custódio