On Jul 6, 12:17pm, Dorian Deane wrote:
> Subject: Re: controlling cern-httpd-proxy
> > Before you say Pass http://* say
> >
> > # Block access to porno
> > Map http://www.cnam.fr/* /nono.html
> > Map http://intertain-inc.com/xxx/* /nono.html
> >
> > /nono.html may or may not exist, depending on what action you wish to take.
> > Having it not exist is probably easiest.
> >
> > D.
> >
>
> A minor point: if your intent is to limit all access to pornography,
> this is not a solution that scales well on the Internet. If your
> intent is to limit access to only sites that contain work-related
> items, then it doesn't scale at all.
>
> The usual refrain here is that this is more of a management/social
> issue--something that's hard to fix with technology.
However, it does tend to make the users sit up and take notice when the
nono.html file restates the company policy when users try for the more
egregious sites that probably don't have a business use.
You won't capture everything. You don't have to keep track of each little
dirty photo. You just enforce the policy, and occasionally remind the users
that their access is a privilege, and use may be monitored.
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