[K12OSN] Watching the User's web traffic...

[Matthew Ross]

Jamie McParland wrote:

>I found the posting by eric
>http://www.redhat.com/archives/k12osn/2004-February/msg00004.html
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>I followed the link to download the rpm with the changes but the only thing
>there was a dansguardian rpm.
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>I applied the acl to my squidGuard.conf but it didn't do much.
>Anyone know where I can get the rpm with the patches?
>
>Thanks
>Jamie
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>On 5/18/04 12:47 PM, "Matthew Ross" <mross at esd165.org> wrote:
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>>Jamie McParland wrote:
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>>>Hmm.. I need that functionality for our district wide squid/squidguard
>>>server. Not an LTSP lab. Was it some sort of ACL in the squidguard conf?
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>>>jamie 
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>>Yes, I needed that for my district-wide squid server as well. Happily,
>>it works fine for me once you apply the patches.
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>>I run a Debian squidbox, so I had to apply Eric's patch manualy then
>>make my own .deb file. Took some hair pulling, but it's happy now.
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>>Basicaly, it is SquidGuard looking at the URL like normal, and if it
>>matches your conditions, it redirects. What's special about his patch is
>>that the redirection can be dynamic, thus you can just take the current
>>requested URL and put "&safemode=active" at the end of it... forcing
>>google to be in safemode.
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>>Look in the archives of the list for where he put his patch... I can't
>>remeber off the top of my head. If you're running Debian, I might still
>>have the .deb... Sm:)e.
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>>--Matt
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You're right, that link that is in the archived message doesn't get you 
to his SquidGuard package with the patch. Eric? You did you move that 
somewhere?

--Matt