You might want to explorer Trend Micro's range of products. I think WebManager does what you're asking -- it acts as the proxy server for your users, then it talks directly to the real proxy server. I know it's NT-based, but you can't have everything... :) Check it out: http://www.trendmicro.com HTH, Matt Bruce <matt.bruceat_private> Security & Internet Engineer AlphaWest - http://www.alphawest.com.au/ >-----Original Message----- >From: Antonomasia [mailto:antat_private] >Sent: Monday, 24 January 2000 8:22 am > >I have been asked to look at ways of filtering URLs to people browsing >from a business site. > >To my mind this looks like an easy extension to squid, particularly if >you are using an external redirector program. The intended >form of blocking has not yet been described to me - whether it is to >be based on a whitelist of domain names, filename extensions, MIME types >or what. > >It is also said there will be requirements for logging and for >identifying human browsers on NT. What does NT have as rough >"ident"/"rusers" equivalents ? Or means of authenticating users in >advance to a proxy ?
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