On Tue, 2006-01-24 at 16:28 -0700, Roy Souther wrote: > I am running an LTSP server with 150 user accounts. At any given time 30 > to 50 people could be logged on to the server. > > I need to filter content. I have not found any way to do this > effectively. Because it is an LTSP server, every user has the same IP > address, it is the IP of the server. All the content filters I have > looked at require users to have their own unique IP because that is how > it can tell users apart. > > The only way I think this could work is if a proxy is setup that puts a > unique cookie on each users browser session and identifies them by that > cookie. > > What can squidguard do for me? Is there a better way?
Use a squid authentication helper and a squid ACL that requires authentication. When authenticated requests are passed to squidGuard the RFC931 "ident" field will be filled with the user ID. The squidGuard configuration can then include source definitions that refer to user IDs.
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