Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall Thread, YouTube for Schools launched in Technical; 2nd Post........
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12th December 2012, 10:34 AM #181
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13th December 2012, 10:52 AM #182
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Just like all others I need to post 2 time
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13th December 2012, 10:52 AM #183
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14th December 2012, 12:07 PM #184
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Ok, so I'm sooo late to this party but ..... managed to get youtube.com/edu working with the header mod (thanks to mrbios's post), but I'm now stuck with the https problem where all of youtube is open. https appears to be needed to logon to approve the videos/playlists, so I don't think I can block https traffic to youtube's ip address range as it looks like it compromises the workings of the site (and logging on to google) .... we are running ISA 2006 and are with SWGfL - any suggestions ? Should we be looking at ditching ISA and going with another vendor such as Smoothwall? Is Edu working for other schools ?
Thanks in advance for any help ....
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14th December 2012, 12:09 PM #185 
Originally Posted by
drdos256
Ok, so I'm sooo late to this party but ..... managed to get youtube.com/edu working with the header mod (thanks to mrbios's post), but I'm now stuck with the https problem where all of youtube is open. https appears to be needed to logon to approve the videos/playlists, so I don't think I can block https traffic to youtube's ip address range as it looks like it compromises the workings of the site (and logging on to google) .... we are running ISA 2006 and are with SWGfL - any suggestions ? Should we be looking at ditching ISA and going with another vendor such as Smoothwall? Is Edu working for other schools ?
Thanks in advance for any help ....
Currently we've just done a manual forward of all HTTPS Youtubes to nothing! (aka Denied)
Stops that issue easily. Not like anyone needs to login anyway. Any updating of playlists etc can be done via staffproxy etc
Steve
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14th December 2012, 12:13 PM #186
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Originally Posted by
Steve21
Currently we've just done a manual forward of all HTTPS Youtubes to nothing! (aka Denied)

Stops that issue easily. Not like anyone needs to login anyway. Any updating of playlists etc can be done via staffproxy etc
Steve
Hi Steve,
Thanks but trying to avoid staffproxy ...
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14th December 2012, 12:26 PM #187 just make a new rule in the ISA firewall unblock those SSL URL but apply the rule to only staff users.
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14th December 2012, 12:49 PM #188 I have just updated my fortinet this week to FortiOS Version 5 and each filtering rule has its own Youtube extension option, so it looks like I can set the youtube for schools on the students policy, and leave staff on the normal access for youtube. Not sure yet how i'll manage the adding of vidoes to the 4schools section, but Im looking forward to testing this new functionality.
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14th December 2012, 04:37 PM #189
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7th February 2013, 05:27 PM #190
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This Youtube For school is great for stoping people in schools accessing youtube, However there are ways to bypass this, Such as by logging into Google and then clicking on the Youtube Link which then allows you to access youtube, This still works even if you block youtube for students as it just bypasses the system ...
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7th February 2013, 05:30 PM #191 
Originally Posted by
JordyBoi
This Youtube For school is great for stoping people in schools accessing youtube, However there are ways to bypass this, Such as by logging into Google and then clicking on the Youtube Link which then allows you to access youtube, This still works even if you block youtube for students as it just bypasses the system ...
Yes we know! 
http://www.edugeek.net/forums/smooth...-my-fault.html
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18th February 2013, 10:02 AM #192
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Hi Iain,
another request on it's way..
Many thanks
Julian
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17th March 2013, 07:59 AM #193 
Originally Posted by
Iain
For anyone using MS Forefront TMG (2010), I have written a ISAPI webfilter that will enable this feature. It also enforces Safety Mode, if required, for staff who have an authorised, unrestricted YouTube account.
Although I have written this for TMG, it should be easy enough to adapt to work on ISA 2004 / 6 (32 bit platforms).
If you would like a copy, send me a PM and I'll fire it off to you!
Iain.
Hello Iain
I would like to get a copy of your youtube webfilter for use in my district.
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16th May 2013, 03:10 AM #194
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This looks really cool, but I am not sure exactly about the squid.conf thing.
I am running Endian Community 2.5.1, so it is running squid, and I got to the right file, and I think the right place, but I am not quite sure how to format the text there or even if it is meant to be on two lines. I haven't edited this file before. The other changes were no problem for me.
squidconfquestion.png
If possible, would you let me know if this is the right place (to your knowledge) and then do I just copy the 3 lines (including the comment) right there with just one space in between?
Thanks so much.
I have seen lots of people asking how to fix the https problem, but no one solving it except you.

Originally Posted by
bigal06
You need to stick this in your squid.conf config to stop https traffic to youtube.com as dansguardian doesn't seem to apply the urlregexplist to https traffic.
Thanks for finding the regexpression driver and thanks to tom for pointing out the loophole on secure port
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19th May 2013, 04:11 PM #195
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I think this interferes with https:--accounts.youtube.com/accounts/SetSID?...
This affects my "manage this domain" button in Google Apps.
Adding allow lines above the block with accounts.youtube.com fixed it.
So the four lines together are:
Code:
acl accounts dstdomain accounts.youtube.com
http_access allow accounts CONNECT
acl youtube dstdomain .youtube.com
http_access deny youtube CONNECT

Originally Posted by
bigal06
You need to stick this in your squid.conf config to stop https traffic to youtube.com as dansguardian doesn't seem to apply the urlregexplist to https traffic.
Thanks for finding the regexpression driver and thanks to tom for pointing out the loophole on secure port
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