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Guarding the Web

Filed in archive Servers by Rom Feria on March 01, 2007

Guarding the Web
Keith Winston of Linux.com provides a tutorial on filtering web content using open source tools like squid and squidGuard.

Content filtering for the Web can be a messy proposition. A business may need to block only the most objectionable Web sites, while schools may be required by law to follow a more thorough process. Whatever your needs, you can build a solution with only open source pieces: squidlinks, squidGuard, and blacklists.


We use this in the University of the Philippines - to make sure that users comply with the university's acceptable use policy.






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Tags: internet  filtering  content  contentfilter  proxy  squid  squidguard    linux  helpful+linux 

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