> Well after a small hiatus, I am back on the list again. It's good to > finally think about something other than Windows. Here's my question to > the list. What options are there to track Users internet usage in > Linux? Not just bandwidth, which isn't an issue, but what sites are > visited etc? I know squid does this, but the log files are a pain to go > through. Are there any other apps out there that I can test? > I use squid and sarg. I Also use gShield as the firewall script to make squid a transparent proxy. This forces the users to use the proxy without them knowing. They have been made aware that their internet usage is monitored, but I don't think anyone looks at the pages unless a problem comes up. It is very effective and is all covered in the Internet Policy and Procedure notice everyone has been given. Http://muse/linuxmafia.org for gShield. Dag has rpm's for sarg. Hope this helps. -- -=/>Thom
