[KLUG Members] SquidGuard or Das Guardian

[Rusty Yonkers]

Oh, as far as not free, that depends, in educational and non-profit
(like where I work - yeah) organizations it is free.  

Commercially, if you have 1 to 99 concurrent users then it is only
$89.  Not a bad price.  Just check out Bess or Cyberpatrol, etc. if
you think that is expensive.  And the top end is only $490 and you
can just go to town.  WOW! Not bad...

--- Jeremy Leonard <lists at elite4god.com> wrote:

> >>>> Bruce Smith<bruce at armintl.com> 10/28/2004 9:37:29 AM >>>
> >> which one better in controlling access to squid proxy squid
> guard or dans
> >> guardian?Squid guard site is not updated in last few months
> >
> >I don't know which one is better (haven't used either), but
> another
> >factor to remember is Dan's Guardian is NOT free for commercial
> use,
> >where squidguard is free for all uses.
> >
> >- BS
> 
> Squidguard works off a list of catagorized sites.
> Dan's Guardian can use the same lists however it also blocks based
> on content of the pages received. It's quite powerfull, regex, word
> lists, weighted phrases, and site ratings are all used.
> 
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