Adult content

[Luis Murillo]

On Fri, 2005-07-01 at 09:53 +1000, David wrote:
> 
> <soapbox>
> Speaking as the parent of 5 children, you should try parental supervision 
> and discussion. It beats software everytime. In my not very humble 
> opinion, censorship is a bad thing (tm) - even, or perhaps especially, for 
> children. 
> </soapbox>
> 
> Since you are probably looking for a software solution (read: "don't be a 
> good parent"), I think you are probably looking for squidguard or 
> something like that.

I agree with what you said above, about "...censorship is a bad
thing..." :)
I also have a question, on topic of course, I've configured Dansguardian
and squid to do this, also I redirect all traffic to the dansguardian
port and block all connections to squid. But all this setup can still be
bypassed, since I've configured a transparent proxy, for example if the
user is very smart he/she can use a public proxy on the Internet and
bypass the whole filtering setup I have. My question is how to stop
this, so even if the user tries to use a public proxy it will still be
filtered. At first one would say "well redirect _all_ traffic to the
dansguardian port", but this would prevent the users from accessing
their POP3 e-mail accounts with programs such as Evolution, Outlook,
etc, as well as SMTP, and others. Anyone have a solution?

-- 
Luis Murillo M.
lmurillo at gmx.net
Heredia, Costa Rica

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