[nycbug-talk] content management

[Kevin Reiter]

On Friday, Feb 29 2008, Matt Juszczak wrote:

> Dan's Guardian?

On Fri, 29 Feb 2008, Mikel King wrote:

> Content filtering of web traffic. I've been asked by a few clients lately 
> that really would like to limit more than monitor what their staffers are 
> accessing across the net. Unfortunately the only thing that comes to my mind 
> immediately is squid.
>
> Thanks,
> m
>
>
> On Feb 29, 2008, at 11:21 AM, Matt Juszczak wrote:
>
>> What do you mean by content management/filtering?
>> 
>> Managing content on a website?  Filtering content on a website?  Or doing 
>> end user filtering/management like a packet filter/http filter?

I second Dan's Guardian.  It's pretty easy/quick to get working, and you can pull down updates for the blacklists with one of the numerous scripts already available.  Another thing I like is that it blocks Google search results based on bad keywords/blocked sites/subjects.

You can also customize the bocked-page error page, which is pretty nice.  Keep in mind, if it's for commercial use, you need to buy a license, but it's free for home use.

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