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I love my Squid proxy, it is fabulous! Having said this, I would prefer my
clients to talk directly to the web via the default gateway. This is
especially true of my Linux work stations in our school.

Last week I was tinkering and I setup a new squid proxy server. I then
mucked around with IPTables on this  box so that any any coming traffic is
redirected to the squid proxy. This is great as I can have a default gateway
and get filtering like Dansguardian. The only downside to this is that the
Squid proxy is running in transparent mode and I can't log which user is
accessing the web.

Is there a way to authenticate my default gateway?  
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