[ilugd] configuring squid based on groups policies on FC3

2006-06-14 Thread ankush grover
hey friends,

I am using Squid 2.5 on FC3. There are different groups for which I want to
configure squid.

The types of groups in the company are

a) Marketing Executives:
Category   Most restrictive
 Limit on download for example no object more than 256 kb is allowed to be
downloaded, no messengers allowed, if possible banning of sending 
receiving of attachments through any webbased mail for example yahoo,gmail
etc, banning of download movies,mpeg or audio files.

b) Developers:
Category  Restrictive
No limit on download means they can download big softwares, no messegners
allowed,if possible banning of sending  receiving of attachments through
any webbased mail for example yahoo,gmail etc,banning of downloading of
movies,mpeg or audio files.

c) Admins
Category  Restrictive but less restrictive in comparision to Developers
No limit on download means they can download big softwares, no messegners
allowed, banning of downloading of  movies,mpeg or audio files,banning of
downloading of movies,mpeg or audio files.

d) Project Managers
Category  Restrictive but less restrictive in comparision to Developers
banning of downloading of movies,mpeg or audio files.


e) Directors:
Category   No  Restriction
They are allowed to download anything they want to download, watch anything
they want to watch means no restriction.

How do I implement such policies on squid based on groups ? Right now I am
running squid with policy for marketing executives.

Please let me know if you need any inputs.

Thanks  Regards

Ankush Grover
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Re: [ilugd] configuring squid based on groups policies on FC3

2006-06-14 Thread Shiv


ankush grover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hey friends,

I am using Squid 2.5 on FC3. There are different groups for which I want to
configure squid.

The types of groups in the company are

a) Marketing Executives:
Category   Most restrictive
 Limit on download for example no object more than 256 kb is allowed to be
downloaded, no messengers allowed, if possible banning of sending 
receiving of attachments through any webbased mail for example yahoo,gmail
etc, banning of download movies,mpeg or audio files.

b) Developers:
Category  Restrictive
No limit on download means they can download big softwares, no messegners
allowed,if possible banning of sending  receiving of attachments through
any webbased mail for example yahoo,gmail etc,banning of downloading of
movies,mpeg or audio files.

c) Admins
Category  Restrictive but less restrictive in comparision to Developers
No limit on download means they can download big softwares, no messegners
allowed, banning of downloading of  movies,mpeg or audio files,banning of
downloading of movies,mpeg or audio files.

d) Project Managers
Category  Restrictive but less restrictive in comparision to Developers
banning of downloading of movies,mpeg or audio files.


e) Directors:
Category   No  Restriction
They are allowed to download anything they want to download, watch anything
they want to watch means no restriction.

How do I implement such policies on squid based on groups ? Right now I am
running squid with policy for marketing executives.

Please let me know if you need any inputs.

Thanks  Regards

Ankush Grover
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Hi,
Would suggest use m0n0wall(www.m0n0.ch/wall) instead of squid if its only 
traffic shaping you are looking at. 


catch ya later (Ive gotta UnWire Life!!!)
  shiv
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