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i don't know about building one, but im fairly sure you can use this to do the same<br />
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with this,<br />
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<a href="http://www.opendns.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.opendns.com/</a><br />
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also if you running a win domain there are setting on the domain controller to do the same black list sites, by controlling the dns that the domain members get. &nbsp;And most routers offer these feature too, except stats that is..<br />
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Not sure if it helps<br />
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i don't know about building one, but im fairly sure you can use this to do the same

with this,

http://www.opendns.com/ [http://www.opendns.com/]

also if you running a win domain there are setting on the domain controller to do the same black list sites, by controlling the dns that the domain members get.  And most routers offer these feature too, except stats that is..

Not sure if it helps



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The &quot;No&quot; button near to the expert comment doesn't work. I push it, but seems nothing to happen.
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The "No" button near to the expert comment doesn't work. I push it, but seems nothing to happen.

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Hello:<br />
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We want to have a basic web filter capacity built natively in C++. We want some basic features than can later improve. The basic features are:<br />
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1) List of trusted sites<br />
2) List of untrusted sites<br />
3) Statistics of Web sites visited by PC<br />
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If there is more functionality, it will be better.<br />

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Hello:

We want to have a basic web filter capacity built natively in C++. We want some basic features than can later improve. The basic features are:

1) List of trusted sites
2) List of untrusted sites
3) Statistics of Web sites visited by PC

If there is more functionality, it will be better.


How to make a Web Filter

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