[K12OSN] Squid & Content filtering

[Huck]

http proxy <ipaddress of your ipcop server> port 3128

squid default bypass


Will Hatch wrote:

>Ditto to your post Rita.  I have Ipcop and Dansguardian going here at our school.  I have not however, been able to tweak the settings.  I have teachers who can't check email.  If you figure out how to let certain users through the filter, let me know.  Thanks!  -Will
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>>From: Rita Gibson <rgibson57 at earthlink.net>
>>Date: 2004/10/20 Wed PM 02:50:48 EDT
>>To: "Support list for opensource software in schools." <k12osn at redhat.com>
>>Subject: Re: [K12OSN] Squid & Content filtering
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>>Someone who knows far more than me handles the firewall and internet 
>>filtering at our school. But I have been trying to learn some stuff on 
>>my own and saw a recommendation for IPCop on this list. At home, I have 
>>installed IPCop and dansguardian. There are very good howto's out there 
>>on the IPCop site, and with IPCop the updates and everything are right 
>>there on the site, and fairly automated with a web interface. The howto 
>>I followed off the IPCop "addons" site have you using a combination of 
>>dansguardian and the squidguard blacklists. I still haven't been able to 
>>figure out how to tweak dansguardian so that it doesn't block too much, 
>>but I'm figuring it out slowly but surely. I have my own teenagers here 
>>at home, and get plenty of feedback.
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>>I had the CD burned, and the howtos printed out already, in thirty 
>>minutes I had installed and configured everything with the howtos.
>>
>>Rita Gibson
>>Tech Support
>>RMSEL
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>>Huck wrote:
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>>>I use dansguardian and squid...both older versions on an older version 
>>>of redhat..
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>>>--Huck
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>>>KJ wrote:
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>>>>Hello,
>>>>I have installed (Finally!) K12 LTSP and it is working great!  I had 
>>>>a bad CD player, took me weeks to figure that out (I'm not worthy to 
>>>>be a geek anymore!)  :-)
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>>>>Now my question is Squid and Content filtering.  I have been unable 
>>>>to get Squid to work, I'm not really sure where to look or what to do 
>>>>to get started, can anyone point me in the right direction?  (ie. 
>>>>websites with HOWTO's or something)  I'd really appreciate it.
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>>>>Also if you can tell me what you use for content filtering and what 
>>>>seems to be the best, I'd really appreciate it!
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>>>>Thanks in advance,
>>>>KJ
>>>>The "How far the mighty have fallen" geek
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