Re: siguiendo con esquid

> Una de las cosas que podría hacer usar SquidGuard[0], hace lo que ud
> quiere hacer, es cuestión de leer un poquitico[1], escribir un archivo
> de configuración, donde puede definir reglas para sus usuarios, los
> sitios a los que navegan, las horas, etcétera y agregar las líneas de
> redirector en el archivo de configuración de squid; más rápido de lo que
> ud pronuncia BOFH.


Yo talves no recomendaria squidguard, ya que si entras a la pagina de
ellos, lo primero que veras es esto :

Tue Dec 18 2001: squidGuard-1.2.0 has been released!

Y  esto : 

Last update: 2002-04-15 17:02:14 MET 

Asi que  me pueden corregir si estoy equivocado, pero  al parecer el
proyecto esta descontinuado.

Yo lo que recomendaria es DansGuardian:
http://dansguardian.org/
Si  entras  a esta pagina lo primero que veras  es esto :
DansGuardian 2.8.0.4 is releasedSun, 20 Feb 2005

Ademas usa los mismos metodos que squidguard para el bloqueo de paginas
(basicamente por listas negras ) y otros metodos mas (*)inteligentes y
que requieron menos depuracion.
Yo lo he puesto a trabajan en varios lados y no  tengo  queja alguna, si
tenes  que leer  un toque pero la configuracion es facil.

Saludos .

Jonathan 

(*)DansGuardian is an award winning web content filtering proxy(1) for
Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, Mac OS X, HP-UX, and Solaris that uses
Squid(2) to do all the fetching. It filters using multiple methods.
These methods include URL and domain filtering, content phrase
filtering, PICS filtering, MIME filtering, file extension filtering,
POST limiting.

The main features of DansGuardian 2.4 are as follows:

      * Significantly cheaper than IGear (one of the best commercial
        filters).
      * Can block adverts by the use of an advert URL block list.
      * Can filter text and HTML pages for obscene (sexual, racial,
        violent, etc) content.
      * Uses an advanced phrase weighting system to reduce over or under
        blocking.
      * Can filter sites using the PICS labeling system.
      * Can filter according to MIME type and file extension.
      * Can filter according to URLs including Regular Expression URLs.
      * URL filtering is compatible with squidGuard black lists.
      * The URL filtering is able to filter https requests.
      * Can work in a 'whitelist' mode where all sites except those
        listed are blocked.
      * Can block all IP based URLs.
      * Is able to block sites when users try using the IP address of
        the site instead.
      * Produces a log in a very human readable format.
      * Optionally produces a log in CSV format for east import into
        databases etc.
      * Is able to log the username using either Ident or basic proxy
        authentication.
      * It has the ability to switch off filtering for specified sites,
        parts of sites, browser IPs and usernames.
      * Can block specified source IPs and usernames.
      * Can block or limit web uploading (e.g. attachments in Hotmail).
      * Has the ability to work in a stealth mode where it logs sites
        that would have been blocked, but does not block them. This
        allows you to monitor your users without them knowing.
      * Uses a very intelligent algorithm to match phrases in web pages
        mixed in with HTML code and white space.
      * Big5, Unicode and top-bit set characters can be used in search
        phrases.
      * DansGuardian 2.4.0 is over 6 times faster than DansGuardian
        1.x.x.
      * URL filtering is significantly faster than squidGuard.
      * The configuration lists use the same incredibly fast code that
        allows them all to be hundreds of thousands of entries long.
      * 100% C++ and can compile on GCC 3.
      * Can be made to re-read config files with a HUP signal.
      * Works perfectly in conjunction with Squid and Oops. Also see
        this important information.
      * Has no 3rd party library requirements (no nb++ as was used in
        version 1) so can be installed much easier and so is also
        provided as an RPM.
      * Supports (adds) the squid X-Forwarded-For header line.
      * Supports compressed (Content-Encoding gzip and deflate) HTML.
      * Can be made to only listen on 1 IP.