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Is there anyway to get suse to automatically forward access from one web address to another, for example, if a user typed 'www.google.com' could suse silently redirect to Google ? ...
- 12-06-2007 #1Just Joined!
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Automatic Domain Forwarding
Is there anyway to get suse to automatically forward access from one web address to another, for example, if a user typed 'www.google.com' could suse silently redirect to Google ? I'm assuming that this is quite an easy thing to do in Linux but I havent much of a knowledge
- 12-07-2007 #2Linux Guru
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A better question is why would you want to do this?
Are you looking to spoof a connection for your local users?
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No, just believed it would be a simple form of content filtering.
- 12-08-2007 #4Linux Guru
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If you want to filter where people are going setup a proxy server and ensure that all http(s) traffic goes through it.
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Is that something that I can do in software as a hardware proxy isnt an option?
- 12-08-2007 #6Linux Guru
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Yes, linux has proxy software.
Squid seems to be a popular one that you should be able to find documentation on for setting it up.
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