Re: [arturo@mezcal.dyndns.org: Re: [seul-edu] Filters for SQUID]

["Daniel P. Kionka" <dkionka@blueneptune.com>]

I am trying to set up the same thing.  squidGuard looks good, but it
looks like it is easy to defeat.  You just change your preferences to
not use a proxy, and then set it back when you are done surfing.  Is
there some way to use ipchains to force the web traffic through squid?

Dan

Jim Wildman wrote:
> 
> Before reinvinting the wheel, check out
> www.squidguard.com
> It is very fast, flexible and powerful
> 
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> Jim Wildman                         Senior Consultant, 3X Corporation
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> 
> On Sun, 21 May 2000, Roger Dingledine wrote:
> 
> > We at Red Escolar would like to write an ip-chains (or whatever comes
> > next) setup applet for GNOME, so that the teachers can block the sites
> > they don't want their students to use. Maybe add a profile mannager and
> > support multiple configurations.