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On 01/24/2016 10:15 PM, J. Roeleveld wrote: |
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> squidguard sounds interesting, was wondering if anyone has any experience with |
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> setting it up. |
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>> Another solution would be Sophos UTM. It is a proprietary product |
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>> but it is free for personal use. |
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> I don't mind paying for something if it works better then free alternatives. |
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> Joost |
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At work I use squid to do this. It works nicely, just add a site to a |
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flat-file and it will be allowed to be loaded through the proxy, and it |
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was not difficult to set up. |
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The only issue is someone can get around it by changing proxy setting, |
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but at work I have a policy on the server that prevents users from |
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messing with the proxy settings. |
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Dan |
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