Hi,
First up, if this is the wrong forum, please advise!
Ok, I have a home network that the whole family uses. I have a variety of clients from Winoze to iPads to PS3 to XBOX. I also have a linux (Ubuntu 12.04) based server as my firewall.
I want to put some content filtering in to place to protect the internet from my children (or should that be the other way around?) and plan to go for a Squid / Dans Guardian system.
So far, so good. I want transparent proxying in place (some of the devices also get used elsewhere and I don't want to have to turn on and off a manual proxy) which I can (relatively) easily do.
Now for the difficult part, I don't want to have to authenticate each time someone hits the 'net, but IF a website gets blocked, I'd like a link on the blocking page that allows a user to log in and (if appropriate) bypass the filter. When this happens though, I want to make sure it's logged.
All the helpfiles I have seen suggest that:
- I need to use Ident as I am transparent proxying
- I have to either authenticate or not, I can't ONLY authenticate if a bypass is requested.
Anyone have any thoughts?
Thanks!