One way to do this would be to use Firestarter. You can set a white list
pretty easily. You can disable the firewall or the rules, but it is global for
the whole system. I don't know how to disable that on a per-user basis.
>>> Sergio Dicandia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 03/25/08 4:17 PM >>>
Hi,
I'm starting an Edubuntu lab in a primary (K12) school in Italy, with a P4/3Ghz
server and ten PIII/800 thin clients.
Kids just need - and teachers want - to access just a bunch of controlled sites
(less than 10, a sort of whitelist of allowed sites), blocking all the rest of
the Internet.
It's a slightly restrictive approach, but at the moment that's what we have to
do.
Is there a simple way to do it, without building a squid+dansguardian box ?
It would be also nice to allow teachers to access the whole Internet: that
should be depending on the users logging in (kids just use 10 different users,
named after the PC they're working on).
Thanks in advance,
Sergio
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