On Thu, 2002-06-06 at 10:06, Thierry ITTY wrote: > Hello > > I'm currently using squid with an ncsa_auth module so that any employee who > wants to surf the 'net has to identify himself as a person, no matter which > machine he's on. Doing so only http,https,http/ftp protocols are supported. > > Now I need to open wider access with irc, realvideo, and other that very > important things ;-) and of course I think of netfilter/iptables, which I'm > used to by the way. > > So I'd appreciate any advice which would help me setting up some kind of > signature system (preferably with a browser) allowing a given user (not a > machine) to go out (I don't need protocol specific permissions) for the > time of a session...
Hi Thierry, we solved this task using mod_auth. There wasn't any problem for UNIX clients/ users. Doing some Gooooooooooogle we found a Windooooooze identd too. Adding ``acl allowed_users ident allowed_users_file'' to our squid.conf did it. Hope this helps Frank
