Guest Guest Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 Im just in the process of settintg up a Squid/dansguardian proxy to replace our current (broken) system. Its all set up and working; DG passing NTLM to squid for authentication, reading from the "filtergroupslist" file for filtergroup determination. The "filtergroupslist" is generated by a nice little bash script from the DG website, which works by matching the AD security group to a filtergroup and outputting to the "filtergroupslist" file. ie # /etc/dansguardian/lists/filtergroupslist user1=filter1 user2=filter2 user3=filter1 etc Great, it works, but is there a way to make DG use the security groups directly, ie the equivelant of; # /etc/dansguardian/lists/filtergroupslist staff_security_group=filter1 pupil_securty_group=filter2 etc. The idea being; with the bash script method when a new user is added to AD the script must be re-run. In the proposed method there wont be a script to run, so cutting out a step. Its not a big deal no, but i like to get things working the best i possibly can. Also how is everyone elses set up? Do you hae any extras/advice/etc to make my set up better?
Guest monkeyx Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 We use AD groups in squid but ended up creating a seperate machine(virtual) for staff as we only use DG for pupils. Does the DG script work well? As would be interested in looking at this again.
Guest Guest Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 We use AD groups in squid but ended up creating a seperate machine(virtual) for staff as we only use DG for pupils. Does the DG script work well? As would be interested in looking at this again. Its just a bash script which looks for security groups in AD, pulls all the members and labels them with teh appropriate filtergroup. Cant really see how it could go wrong tbh.
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