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Mike Nichols wrote: > Wasn't germany planning on doing something similar to opendns? of course > the easy way around this is to set an authoritative DNS on the local > machine, but then setting appropriate firewall rules on 53 combats that > workaround. > > Just an idea, would squid be able to cache a parked page for certain > domains and just be told to never update its cache? -- i've never used > squid before, just an idea. With squid, you can redirect a web page to a totally different page. I did help a company redirect specific "blue web sites" to http://www.sexualrecovery.com/ and http://newlifehabits.com/ It was kind of twisted, but very funny! :) However, squid is a but hard from scratch. I would think http://dansguardian.org/ or http://www.untangle.com/ would be an easier setup. Lee |