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LTSP (Linux) What port does a terminal connected as an LTSP client use to browse the internet?
Question by Jacob: LTSP (Linux) What port does a terminal connected as an LTSP client use to browse the internet?
I’ve installed Dansguardian, but it doesn’t seem to be watching the right port or something.
It’s set to filter port 8080. When I tried port 80, only the server itself was filtered and the clients could still get through.
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Answer by David
I’ve not done this, but contemplated it once, so I have read a bit on it.
Dansgaurdian works with a proxy server.
Many people use squid as their proxy server.
You have to set the port the proxy will use to redirect traffic, and in squid set the transparency option in a config file. The default is port 3126.
In the dansgaurdian config, you have to remove a line thats starts with “#UNCONFIGURED ” before the default config for dansgarudian will work.
You have to set the proxy settings on the browsers on the thin clients to 127.0.0.1
You have to set the no proxy for localhost, 127.0.0.1
You may have to configure ip tables.
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