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Tarak Ranjan wrote:
hi list,
i have one squid server which is running on FC6 , im
using SQUID
2.6.STABLE16. that is running fine, not any issue with
that, Now i want
to make SQUID some effective.
I want my squid proxy should detect

1) which file users are downloading or uploading
2) using Chat [yahoo, msn, google],

IFF client software configured to use HTTP-Proxy protocol.

which file users
are sending or
receiving ,

_possibly_ depending on how client software does it. usually not.

which chat room they are entering ,

No can do, even if client could go through server.
The chat-rooms are IM-protocol data, not HTTP-protocol data.

> time
duration of login
in messenger .

IFF the client software uses HTTP-Proxy CONNECT methods this can be measured from squid transfer-duration records.

side note:
I have found this to be just under 100% of the time a user has PC turned on and plugged into the net. Not useful to detect messenger usage, its _always_ running connected in the background.


All these i want to track using Squid, has anyone
implement those
stuff . Any help will be really appreciate. or any
Link


Step 1) Configure each client IM to use HTTP-Proxy protocol features.

NP: Windows or MSN messengers, also block the IM protocol ports. IM will failover to using port-80 then an IE-configured proxy.

Step 2) check squid access.log

Thats ALL you can do in squid.

If you are extremely lucky the client software will do some file up/down actions as proper HTTP and you maybe can pass them through an external filter.

Squid is an HTTP-proxy. Its simply not written or capable yet as a random-internet-traffic monitor.

Amos
--
Please use Squid 2.6STABLE17+ or 3.0STABLE1+
There are serious security advisories out on all earlier releases.

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