On 30/08/19 12:49 +0100, Stuart Henderson wrote: > On 2019/08/30 10:30, Robert Nagy wrote: > > On 29/08/19 20:47 +0100, Stuart Henderson wrote: > > > Additional comment, isn't it going to need sslmitm to be enabled if it's > > > going > > > to do anything useful with the current state of the 'net? > > > > > > > Well not really. For example in my use case it is only used for filtering. > > Blocking specific website groups and allowing some of them during lunch > > hours. > > > > Since every client is forced to use the proxy, https filtering will work > > with > > the CONNECT method. The only drawback of this is that you don't get > > redirected > > to the blocked page if you are using https, but you will get an ssl error > > instead. > > > > -- > > Robert Nagy > > > > The main reason to use dansguardian/e2guardian is the content filtering > though, if you're just blocking by time/site name pretty much anything can > handle that (squid/trafficserver/..) >
I've tried and they all suck big time, especially squid/squidguard. e2guardian works anyway ... this does not matter now. -- Robert Nagy
