Nifty Fedora Mitch wrote:
On Sat, May 30, 2009 at 05:53:19PM +0100, Paul wrote:
Hi,
My son is getting to that "funny" age whereby I need to keep certain
sites away from him.
Is there any way that I can block an IP address or certain keywords from
his user settings so that it doesn't matter whi
On Sat, May 30, 2009 at 05:53:19PM +0100, Paul wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> My son is getting to that "funny" age whereby I need to keep certain
> sites away from him.
>
> Is there any way that I can block an IP address or certain keywords from
> his user settings so that it doesn't matter which browser h
Paul wrote:
Hi,
My son is getting to that "funny" age whereby I need to keep certain
sites away from him.
Is there any way that I can block an IP address or certain keywords from
his user settings so that it doesn't matter which browser he uses, he
can't access them?
For example, I want to blo
Move the computer into the living room. It treats the kid like a
semi-responsible person (which is one definition of a kid) and it admits
to him you know you know you can't win all the time.
--
*
* George Yanos *
Paul wrote:
> For example, I want to block the BBC websites wholesale
WTF???
> or anything with the words Microsoft, MSN or Hotmail in the URL
That at least won't block much in terms of useful content. :-D
Still, I think your blocks are far overreaching and still won't even get
close to blockin
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One fairly easy thing to do is to create an account at OpenDNS.com then
set you DNS settings to use OpenDNS. You can then block sites by IP or
by classification.
On 05/30/2009 11:53 AM, Paul wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My son is getting to that "funny" age wh
Paul wrote:
Hi,
My son is getting to that "funny" age whereby I need to keep certain
sites away from him.
Don't
Wouldn't you rather be able to talk to him about *taboo* subjects.
Rather than have him go a a friend house\Cafe and do it without a
parents guidance.
Frank
PS: 7 children, an
> For example, I want to block the BBC websites wholesale or anything with
> the words Microsoft, MSN or Hotmail in the URL - you get the idea - but
> also an IP range such as 172.168.*.*
squidguard can sort of do it but there is so much iffy content on the
net that you will need good block lists
Paul wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My son is getting to that "funny" age whereby I need to keep certain
> sites away from him.
>
> Is there any way that I can block an IP address or certain keywords from
> his user settings so that it doesn't matter which browser he uses, he
> can't access them?
I use Dansgu
On Sat, 30 May 2009 17:53:19 +0100
Paul wrote:
> My son is getting to that "funny" age whereby I need to keep certain
> sites away from him.
You would probably be better off talking to him, and putting the computer in
the living room or something instead of his bedroom. Both of those are better
Hi,
My son is getting to that "funny" age whereby I need to keep certain
sites away from him.
Is there any way that I can block an IP address or certain keywords from
his user settings so that it doesn't matter which browser he uses, he
can't access them?
For example, I want to block the BBC web
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