I have squid installed with squidGuard. My squidGuard redirects to a php
script and works perfectly. The script is below.
<?php
print "<li>Client Username: ".$_GET['clientuser']."</li>";
print "<li>Client IP Address: ".$_GET['clientaddr']."</li>";
print "<li>URL: ".$_GET['url']."</li>";
print "<li>Error Code: ".$_GET['targetgroup']."</li>"; ?>
For the target group, it displays whatever group was triggered. So for
example if you browse porn it would say:
Error Code: porn
I'd like to modify the php script so that if the user browses porn it
says something like:
Error Code: You have browsed Porn
So I would imagine that in the script there would need to be a line that
says something like,
if targetgroup = porn then print " You have browsed Porn"
if targergroup = webmail then print "You have browsed Webmail"
Any ideas?
- Nick
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