Looks like you need Squid and SquidGuard
Squid is a first class proxy server. If you have a number of clients sharing an internet access, then Squid will substantially reduce latency by caching frequently served pages locally. SquidGuard is a plug in for Squid to administer browsing policies in the same way as Surf Control. Naturally because this is Linux, both products are GPL, and totally free. But if they do the job your company needs I'm sure they would appreciate a donation. Both products can be administered by Webmin. I have used Squid it is real easy, I've never used SquidGuard. Both products are on your Mandrake CD's, and here are the uRL's http://www.squidguard.org/ http://www.squid-cache.org derek On Friday 25 January 2002 13:16, Anke & Max wrote: > Paul Kraus asked on Thursday > > > Is there a way to setup up Linux so that it restricts access to all > > internet sites that I don't specify? Can this be done an a > > user/usergroup setting. Example. I only want some people to only be able > > to access. www.cnet.com (and all child sites www.cnet.com/*.* ) and I > > want management to be able to access 5 or 6 more sites. Can I do this > > with a Linux box between my network and my dsl router? Can I also set it > > up to had out ip addresses? There is windows software (surf control) > > that does this same thing but it cost around 2 grand and then you have > > to have another win2k server setup so all of a sudden my cost for this > > little task is around 5 thousand. > > Gidday Paul > For the windows machines you could look at Surf Rat. I can't remember if > you can set up the sites yourself or if it is a safe surf plugin. Worth a > look > HTH > max
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