Web Filtering App

[hobbit666]

I have a mate that runs a cyper cafe, at the moment he gives full unrestricted access to all but has found some people going on Porn sites and of course as it's a shop people/kids might see them do it.

So he wants to lock it down. As he has an old shuttle pc i thought maybe a linux box between the router and network would be a simple solution.

So i'm after a linux box that will allow gaming, and filter the web. But also report what people have been looking at (and in real time if poss) and also report on all protocols like p2p and stuff.

Is there a program that will do that? like smoothwall? or ipcop? (names i remeber in the past)

Cheers

Neil

[oz]

Welcome to the forums!

Take a look at the possibility of using OpenDNS for your nameservers. There's no software to install, but you can use it to block sites:

OpenDNS > Features > Features Overview

[bugan]

I have a mate that runs a cyper cafe, at the moment he gives full unrestricted access to all but has found some people going on Porn sites and of course as it's a shop people/kids might see them do it.

So he wants to lock it down. As he has an old shuttle pc i thought maybe a linux box between the router and network would be a simple solution.

So i'm after a linux box that will allow gaming, and filter the web. But also report what people have been looking at (and in real time if poss) and also report on all protocols like p2p and stuff.

Is there a program that will do that? like smoothwall? or ipcop? (names i remeber in the past)

Cheers

Neil

Take a look at:

Dansguardian Web Content Filter (DGAV)

or at

[2.0] DansGuardian 2.8.0.6 & AntiVirus 6.4.3

It Could help

[hobbit666]

we are more looking for real time monitoring. Something that will tell us what people are doing on the internet, web pages, p2p, radio, pop3 etc etc

[oz]

we are more looking for real time monitoring. Something that will tell us what people are doing on the internet, web pages, p2p, radio, pop3 etc etc

You can look through the various options offered here to see if any of them might work for you:

Monitoring | Linux App Finder