We looked at using SquidGuard, but it's not possible due to the fact that
SquidGuard uses a database backend which isn't compatible with Domino (SQL
would make it the whole thing too complicated and slow).....
Yet again ladies and gentlemen....... Square One!
Laurence J Praties
Systems Administrator
Gazelle Informatics Ltd
tel: 0871 871 0222
fax:0871 871 0223
laurence.praties@gazelle.net
Gary Barnden
<gary@braenet To: laurence@gazelle.net
.com.au> cc:
Subject: RE: [squid-users] Damn ACL's
06/15/01
02:10 PM
Hello,
You can do it using ACL's, not the best solution though (under some
circumstances it will allow the user through)
A better solution would be to use something like SquidGuard.
The user would first have to authenticate using NCSA, then pass
the SquidGuard rules, the beauty of this approach is that you can
1. redirect user to a web page based on which rules he/she didn't
pass.
2. automate alerts to the administrator when rules are breached.
3. rules can be based on time/day/year etc etc
4. can default block all "adult" content
I so something simular to yourself for a number of large corporate's and
it works like a charm
Best of luck
G.
At 01:52 PM 15/06/2001 +0100, you wrote:
>Ah, there we have a slight problem... Unfortunately the final system wil
be
>controlled by a Lotus Domino server, basically i'm not allowed to use any
>extra configuration software, as Domino will eventually handle the
>configuration of Squid... Sorry, i know it's a pain in the ass, believe
me!
>
>Back to Square One!
>
>Laurence J Praties
>Systems Administrator
>Gazelle Informatics Ltd
>tel: 0871 871 0222
>fax:0871 871 0223
>laurence.praties@gazelle.net
Received on Fri Jun 15 2001 - 07:29:37 MDT
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