Allow users to specify a custom NTLM negotiator#544
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Thank you for your idea to allow to use a custom negotiator! LGTM so far besides two points regarding the error message.
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This PR adds the
Negotiatorfield toNTLMBindRequestwhich lets users specify a custom NTLM implementation. This is needed becausegithub.com/Azure/go-ntlmsspis a very limited NTLM implementation with no support for features such as channel binding which may be required to connect to AD LDAP.