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On Tuesday 04 October 2005 20:17, Mark Knecht wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> My wife is asking how she can keep track of where our son is going |
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> on the web. We're all Linux based. She can hang out here on her PC and |
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> see that he's using mozilla from something simple like 'top', but whe |
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> wants to be able to monitor where he goes and when he goes there. |
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> I know that big companies do this sort of thing, possibly through |
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> their DNS servers, etc., but we don't run DNS here right now. |
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> How can she do this? |
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well, what the big companies do, is run squid, and point the users to it (or |
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another proxy server). |
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You could also, assuming this is all local, is write a cron job that tars up |
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the contents of his .mozilla directory periodically. |
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> Thanks, |
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> Mark |
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