At 10:11 PM 4/9/02 -0400, John Mullan wrote:
>I am now in need of blocking certain web content from my 8-year-old
>grandson.
>
>Since my only gateway to the internet is through the Dachstein box, I am
>wondering what (if anything) can be run on the box to block various web
>content.
>
>So is there
I use squid and squidguard on a separate machine. Squidguard is nice
because it updates nightly with a new "bad" list. I'm pretty sure you
can run squid on your Dachstein box, but you'll need a HD to store the
cached pages and logs and probably more memory (32MB-64MB?). With squid
in place you
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Subject: RE: [Leaf-user] Junk Busting???
I use squid and squidguard on a separate machine. Squidguard is nice
because it updates nightly with a new "bad" list. I'm pretty sure you
can r
ly
stop traffic from coming in (like portsentry does for port scanning)
- Todd
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Keep in mind, this is just from reading the user manual. I have yet to
actually try this...
John
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> Todd:
>
> I realize that Snort is more for monitoring (NIDS in particular).
> However the current documentat
On Fri, 2002-04-12 at 08:01, Todd Pearsall wrote:
> Hadn't considered "turning Snort around". There used to be a snort.lrp
> around, so if you can get the filtering to work it would be cool.
Todd,
There are a couple of snort packages available. There are junkbuster and
squid-2 packages also. see
