[22:32]<zj2wow0>+yw :) [22:32]<tjgd[]_>-stright out fo the Microsoft helpdesk :) [22:36]<zj2wow0>+Hmm... I would argue that it was both factually correct *and* very helpful - but that's neither here nor there... ;D [22:41]<-- dyzyvzf00 xzs fuy>http://www.digital00.com <-- NEW!") [23:31]<vxzgzvnzdnsys>+any way to deny my users to enter in a www.thing.com website ? [23:32]<mrrynfmr>+block the IPs it uses, or set up a proxy [23:33]<vxzgzvnzdnsys>+aha, how to block an ip ? [23:36]<vxzgzvnzdnsys>+iptables -A OUTPUT -p tcp -i eth0 -d number_ip -j DROP [23:36]<vxzgzvnzdnsys>+this is good ? [23:40]<tjgd[]_>-I'd use input [23:40]<tjgd[]_>-and -s perhaps instead of -d [23:48]<zj20>+Thanatermesis: OUTPUT (and INPUT) only affect local Unix users on the iptables machine. I bet you want to use FORWARD. See the description of the filter table in the man page. [23:49]<vxzgzvnzdnsys>+hum [23:50]<vxzgzvnzdnsys>+and is posible to use the domainame (www.thing.com) and no the ip ?
