[GLLUG] content filtering
Michael George
george at idealso.com
Tue Apr 1 08:28:29 EDT 2008
I like this logfile approach. How do you implement that? At the firewall
or on their system?
I'd like to move the terminals to a public place... I wish I could boot
LTSP over wireless, but that doesn't work. I don't have ethernet on the
main floor of the house, only in one room upstairs and in the basement.
On Mon, March 31, 2008 10:13 pm, Stanley C. Mortel wrote:
> Sometimes a social solution to a technological problem turns out to be the
> most effective. It is amazing what effect a log printout can have,
> showing
> times, dates, URLs, etc. Also a good time for a little chat. Public
> space
> use is very good as well. If it is a PC used in a private space (basement
> or bedroom), maybe you can get a second monitor in the kitchen showing all
> the screen contents.
>
> Naturally, this only addresses responsible surfing, not malware
> risks. But those risks lend themselves more to technological fixes
> anyway. Content filtering is always going to be pretty tough for a
> computer to "figure out" - well, at least in the near term. I tried a few
> things and gave up. They tend to do things like block URLs dealing with
> breast cancer but let somewhat dubious links to "brown sugar" through.
>
> Just my 2 cents.
>
> Stan
>
>
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-Michael George
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