[TriLUG] HTTP proxy/filter
Dean Price
deano at price4.org
Fri Jul 22 12:11:44 EDT 2005
check out dansguardian, www.dansguardian.org ....
it is awesome content filtering software... comes bundled into
ClarkConnect also
I have written a script that parses the logs each night and captures any
DENIED web attempts and then sends to me...
There is also a default webpage that it displays when a user (my son)
tries to go somewhere that is unapproved... You can change the default
to whatever you like
Thank You,
Dean Price
deano at price4.org
Brian Henning wrote:
> Hi Crew,
> Another troll for comments (TFC?...), this time about http
> filtering. The features I'd love to see are:
>
> - List of allowed / denied sites easily adiminstered.
> - Proxy-style; one server handles everyone's access, looks like a
> proxy to a browser for ease of installation.
> - It'd be nice if allow/deny were segregated by the originator's IP
> - It'd have to be smart about things like Yahoo redirects, which
> appear to fool IE's Content Advisor.
>
> The /really/ cool feature I'd love to see is:
> - If a user attempts to view a site that isn't on the allow-list, he
> is presented with a basic page that says "Sorry, that domain / site
> isn't on the list of authorized sites. Please click here to submit a
> request to have it authorized." Clicking said widget (be it a link or
> a button...trifle) would fire off an e-mail to the administrator
> containing a link into the admin interface which would present a list
> of pending auth requests. Allowing or denying each one would possibly
> send an e-mail back to the originator of the request alerting him to
> the decision.
>
> These can't be innovative ideas. Anybody got some suggestions along
> those lines? Building my own would be neat, but probably too
> time-consuming.
>
> Thanks!
>
> ~Brian
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