Could this be done with squid/squidguard?
This seems like an issue that should be more easily addressed with a proxy
sever rather than with ipchains.
On Wednesday 15 August 2001 12:25 am, Linuxism Chang wrote:
> I was just wondering about the possiblity of using tight
> control in a commercial environment.
> That would kill all client-to-client traffic, leaving only
> the server-client ones.
>
> What ere your ipchain rules? ipchains can reject/deny
> only, right? not discarding packets not targeting on you.
>
> >>I wonder whether it's possible to use ipchains to
> >>allow only gateway-workstation packet traffic,
> >>but not workstation-workstation packet traffic.
> >
> > then the traffic has to pass through (or at least have a local redirect
> > set up by) the machine.
> > Just tried it here and it works...
> > Sounds like you have some PITA users.
>
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