Re: [Nolug] internet logging

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I'm thinking that if squid is not the desired option, then running ipchians
or the 2.4 kernel firewalling code and logging stuff bound for port 80 might
do the trick.

Mikey, you do some of this, right? What's your approach?

Hmm... I'm also thinking that squid, being a proxy, will break some websites.
I run junkbuster here, and have trouble authenticating and staying logged in
to a few sites (like my yahoo account).

- --Joey

Thou spake:
>All,
>
>I need a log of internet traffic to and from my company.
>
>We are creating an internet policy for our company and are concerned about
> things like corporate espianoge, liability lawsuits, and of course general
> employee abuse.
>
>I have looked at SQUID, but just need to create a searchable traffic log
> where I can pinpoint user abuse for management if need be (rather than a
> "cache" which seems to be SQUIDs primary function).
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Thanks,
>
>John

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Joey Kelly
< Minister of the Gospel | Computer Networking Consultant >
http://joeykelly.dhs.org

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