DansGuardian features:
* Built-in content scanner plugin system which includes AV scanning.
* NTLM and persistent connection support.
* Header analysis and manipulation so you can manipulate cookies
* Large file (2GB+) download & scanning support
* Autotools build system
* URL regular expression replacement so you can force safe search in Google
* Deep URL scanning to spot URLs in URLs to for example block images in Google images
* Advanced advert blocking
* Many performance improvements
* Updates to handle all current web technology trends
* Blanket SSL blocking so you can block SSL anonymous proxies and allow access to legitimate SSL sites such as banking by whitelisting
Installation on Ubuntu Interpid:
sudo apt-get install dansguardian tinyproxy
or
sudo apt-get install dansguardian squid
See these installation instructions for setup details. In brief,
Edit the dansguardian configuration file:sudo vi /etc/dansguardian/dansguardian.conf
comment out the UNCONFIGURED line:
#UNCONFIGURED
If using tinyproxy instead of Squid, change the proxyport to 8888:
proxyport 8888
Set your browser to use the localhost:8080 proxy. For example, in Firefox:
Firefox -> Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Network -> Settings
Manual proxy configuration -> HTTP proxy: localhost -> Port: 8080
2 comments:
I installed dansguardian with tinyproxy in a computer lab in a school, and they run perfect. The problem started after the network administrator installed a squid proxy applied to the entire school network. Squid was only installed but not configured to block anything, this suppose a problem to me because students can access everything. Well, here the real problem, the computer where I installed dansguardian can't connect to internet directly but only if it is configured to use the squid proxy. I configured it and the computer can surf normally, but the others machines can't reach any webpage. What can I do?
First make sure that other computer is configured with proper proxy setting and pointing to the dansguardian and not to the squid.
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