On Wed, Oct 8, 2014 at 10:56 AM, Rahul Mahale <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello > > I have some success to my problem but their are few concerns, > > What I did :- > 1.Installed Raspbian on Pi(B+). > 2.made it as a wifi hotspot using hostapd and udhcpd. > 3.installed the squid3 proxy server(apt-get install squid3). > 4.managed the routing through Iptables to go all traffic through proxy. > 5.made the proxy transperent. > 6.wrote an python script to analyse the squid log (access.log) > 7.the log analyzer counts the bytes used by each ip and dumps it in > sqlite db. > 8.the wifi clients who exceeds the limit are put in to one acl file > blockedip. > 9.from squid.conf i use the blockedip acl list to restrict the access. > 10.after setting the cron job i am able to block clients after particular > data usage.
NIce. However, putting everything in the RasPI maybe OK for a hobby project. bu it is a bit of a stretch for any commercial use. Specifically IMO, the proxy server should be on the gateway just before the egress F/W in your network. > > My Concerns:- > > 1.I am not able to bypass the one domain abc.com from proxy which should > not appear in access.log > 2. How can I increase the size of access.log to maintain the logs for > more time as Pi has low storage. > > Any suggestions ? See above. -- Arun Khan -- http://mm.ilug-bom.org.in/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
