No silent error when cntlm -H can't access /etc/cntlm.conf
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#70 No silent error when cntlm -H can't access /etc/cntlm.conf
When running cntlm -H without root access, assuming it will use /etc/cntlm.conf to fetch the username and domain, cntlm won't complain and will generate an erroneous hash. It would be safer to let cntlm bubble up the privilege error ("you need root access to read /etc/cntlm.conf").
