>>>>> "ST" == Stephen Torri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> 1) Using iptables, how can I disable outgoing access to port 80. This
>> is
>> necessary to ensure that the browser is configured to use the proxy
>> port at 3128. Otherwise, they can bypass squid and I'd never know.
ST> You could set the default policies to DROP for forward. After which
ST> you only allow those ports you want to work.
Hmmmm. Since all I want to is to redirect port 80 and not do anything at all
for other ports, this sounds like alot of work. I really just want to affect
port 80 and leave everything else alone.
>> 2) Is there a way to disable all squid accesss, on per user or machine
>> basis,
>> during certain hours?
ST> Yes. Look at squidGuard at www.squidGuard.org. Its a filter for those
ST> sites you don't want people using but it also does the time limit and
ST> machine access that you require.
This looks great! I'll check it out.
Thanks!
...Jake
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