Dansguardian Reporting Tool
I've been asked to report on the Internet Activity for a couple of employees who can't seem to understand what 'appropriate' Internet activity is. I've been asked to supply some sort of daily report of internet activity for this user.
A quick web search exposed a couple of ways to parse through IE's history, but wanting something a little more automated. I also found a program called SurveilSTAR, which seems like it would do what I want, but I've never heard of it. Anyone else know of an inexpensive solution to have a daily report of a user's Internet activity? If you're looking just to monitor web activity on specific machines, you might want to take a look at the InterGuard Web Filtering software that allows you to focus on monitoring, blocking, and reporting web activity specifically. It's a part of a complete solution, but can be bought without having to also pay for extra services. Also, InterGuard is offering a 10% discount to the Spiceworks community. Please reach out if you have any questions.
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Here is a quick link to some additional info: Hope this helps!
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They hope these examples will help you to get a better understanding of the Linux system and that you feel encouraged to try out things on your own. To receive this Complete Guide absolutely free. Hi All, I have configured Dansguardian for Squid in Red Hat 9. Its working well. It is configured for port 3128 and Squid is configured for port 2831. I have one question with the way Dansguardian forwards requests to Squid, since it sits between client and squid server, it sends the IP of the server itself to squid.
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In other words if i access the log file of squid in realtime i can see that it appears to squid that the source ip is the ip of the squid server itself, and i cant makeout as to which client is accessing in my SARG report generation tool. Is there a way to tell Dansguardian to forward the real IP of the client to squid rather than the IP of the server itself.
I didnt see any such option in the dansguardian.conf file (or may be i missed it) Please guide. AOA In order to work Squid ACL and dansguardian both at a time you have to do two things.
In dansguardian.conf set the 2 tags like this. Forwardedfor = on usexforwardedfor = on 2.
Now in squid.conf you have to use x-forwarded option. Set the tags like this.
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By default these tags are commented. Search these tags and Remove the '#' and set like this: followxforwardedfor deny all aclusesindirectclient on delaypoolusesindirectclient on logusesindirectclient on And finally in writing ACL see the example below acl mynetwork src 192.168.41.60 followxforwardedfor allow mynetwork httpaccess deny all where 192.168.41.60 is the ip of my squid server and dansguardian in on the same machine.