Cindy Murdock napisał(a): > I'm not sure if you can identify by username with squidGuard; I imagine > it's possible, but I haven't tried it.
I can do that. SG documentation says about it: http://www.squidguard.org/Doc/authentication.html > I've been using squid in > combination with identd to identify users by username. > I work for a public library, and I use it to restrict our OPACs (the > public catalog computers) to our library catalog site. The file > opacs.urls is just a simple list of urls, one per line. I work for academic library. We have 14 terminals: 10 of them should be very restricted ones (only one domain), next 4 are less restrictive. They should have access to our library site and many other sites related to sport and medicine problems. It is virtually impossible to make a whitelist for these domains and sites, so I want use SG blacklists. > Which linux distribution are you using on your LTSP server? If you > happen to be using ubuntu, I've found that ident2 works well with the > modifications listed here: I'm using openSUSE 10.2 now. I don't want to use other distro without KDE. I feel that LTSP 5 is great, especially tightly connected with Ubuntu, but KDE's possibilities and ease of configuration are just great (from my own point of view of course). -- Tomasz Lewicki PGP key: http://stalker.republika.pl/stalker.asc
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