[ale] Squid for Kids
Robert L. Harris
nomad at rdlg.net
Mon Dec 10 09:11:27 EST 2007
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Debian or ubuntu
Squid
chastity-list
With almost minimal confiuration of squid it was up and running. My
firewall then blocks all http outbound traffic except from my desktop
and the squid server.
The chastity-list package has a script to keep it updated as well and it
has been very good for me on not blocking legitimate sites but keeping
the stupid stuff blocked.
Christopher Fowler wrote:
> Good Morning,
>
> Does anyone here have any leads on some good write ups on how to
> implement Squid for kid friendly surfing? I have a friend who wants to
> to install a PC in his Sons (10yrs) room and I suggested that we attach
> him to the network and use Squid to filter his web access.
>
> One idea I had was to program SQUID to only allow him to a list of
> sites. This would mean that someone would have to keep updating the
> list. I guess I could write a program that my friend could access via a
> web browser that would allow the parent to modify the list via a
> password.
>
> Chris
>
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