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As I mentioned earlier last week, I'm setting up a dual-CPU Dell to do
FW/proxy cache/webserver/mailserver duty. I will be using 2.4.2 and
netfilter, with Squid for the proxy.
I want to disallow web access to all but a certain set of domains for some
IPs, and am wondering the best way to do it. I can see putting dest rules
in the firewall setup for this, but I could also see using Squid. Any
suggestions/preferences? Regardless of destination, I want all web access
attempts logged, if even for just the previous 24 hours.
If I go with the Squid route, I can't see a clear way to do it. Would using
a delay class with the bandwidth set to 0 work? I've already RTFM for Squid
and didn't see anything specific in there...
Also, is the standard operating procedure with a proxy cache to disable port
80 at the firewall for systems you want to force to use the proxy cache?
-n8
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