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From: Bimal Pandit <bimal.pandit@indoasian.com>
Subject: Re: Internet usage policy
Date: Tue, 10 May 2005 18:03:24 +0530
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 Dear Ayobami Oladejo,

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I am still a newbie in Linux. I have a challenge. Curently in my 
organisation, we want to run a policy not to allow some workstations to 
access the Internet until 6 p.m of each day. We currently use Squid on a 
RedHat Linux system.

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for this i think that you should define a time based acl to allow users accordingly.
make a group of users and an acl_name also make an acl for time that you want to give access and use it.

hope this will help you.


regards,

Bimal Pandit 
bimal.pandit@indoasian.com