[Ilugc] regarding browsing restriction to users
- From: chaks.yoper@xxxxxxxxx (Chakkaradeep C C)
- Date: Thu Apr 6 07:44:44 2006
Hi Raja and all,
On 4/6/06, Raja Subramanian <rajasuperman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
On 4/5/06, Chakkaradeep C C <chaks.yoper@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
So am finally put down to write my own program which handles this.
Writing an external authenticator for Squid is very easy. If you program
in a high level language (insert your favourite language starting with P)
the whole project could just be an evening's hack.
I'm unable to point you to the right docs, sorry. If you have problems,
please post.
However, I'm unable to understand what 1 hr browsing means...
Is it 1hr counting from first successful proxy access of the day?
To be more clear, i will allow my client to browse internet only 1 hour/day.
Not more than one hour. He may utilize the 1 hour on any slot , not
specifically 8-9 or 10-111. For some users, we will allow 2 hours and for
rest unlimited browsing. So , as we are using Squid as our proxy server, i
thought why dont we use Squid to serve this purpose.
I would be very happy if you could help me out in getting any external apps
or how to proceed in writing an application on this.
Thanks in advance.
- Raja
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C.C.Chakkaradeep,
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