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Just a suggestion......Use Squid transparent proxy, and force NCSA
authentication. If you redirect internal net port 80 traffic to
whatever port you have squid running on (probably 3128), this enforces
transparent proxy. You might need to tweak squid, though.
-------Original Message-------
Date: Tuesday,
September 04, 2001 02:38:28 PM
Subject: Re: Konqueror
question
On Tuesday 04 September 2001 5:02 pm, Mark Heinrich
wrote:
> When I was using KDE 1.1.2, I was able to effectively
restrict my kids use
> of the internet under there own login by
limiting Netscape use to the
> family login only. Since they only
use Netscape for the internet it worked
> OK. With Konqueror being
the primary internet source in KDE 2.1.2 it's not
> so easy. Can I
restrict the places Konqueror can see based on login? If
> not, what
other techniques can I use to restrict internet access. TIA
I'm
afraid that at present Konqueror can't do the kind of restriction you are
talking about, although on the kde development lists there is an
ongoing
discussion about possibly including this feature in KDE 3. I
believe that
some people are against it as being a restriction on
personal freedom.
Pam
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UK Linux Step by Step mirror: http://www.pam.roberts.btinternet.co.uk/sxs/
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