Hello all, First, thanks for your time in reading this, I really appreciate it! I've been working with squid for awhile and it's a awesome tool but I am trying to figure out a way to do some more customizations and one of them has me at a road block. I've searched the FAQs/google/mailing list(s)/boards/etc... and can't seem to find a clear answer on my questions. I know it's possible, I just don't know how....yet! First, here is my setup: internet-----Firewall----bsd/squid-3.1.0.13----users 80/443 only LDAP/AD authentication Really a basic setup but the firewall only accepts traffic for the web from squid and squid only allows people in select groups in Active Directory to get out to the web. All intranet traffic is bypassed. Wpad/group policy provides the browser configuration. Here is my first question. I would like to present the user with a disclaimer prompt when they attempt to go to the internet. Currently they get the typical squid requires your username/password to proceed prompt and I would like to know if I can change that. I have found references to using the redirect options but that doesn't seem like the proper solution to me. Any thoughts or should I stick with group policies to provide this (i.e. everytime someone opens their browser or they log into their computer they get the legal disclaimer)? My second question might already be answered for me through my research but I wanted to double check. I have been lightly playing with reporting at this point and one of my requests is to see how long a person spends on a particular site. For example, say I go to cnet and read the news for 30 minutes that go to slashdot and read the news for 10 minutes. Is there a way or reporting tool that does that out of the box? Seems to be this would be a hard one to track with multitab browsing and I don't know how accurate it would be (people leaving their browsers open) but nonetheless, I have found a few ways to do it (home brew scripts) but I wanted to know if there was something canned out there that could do this. Thanks for your input on this, I really appreciate it and I am sorry if this seems like a redundant set of questions! Take care all and thanks for your input!
