RE: Suggestion for a Mac OS X Server Content Filter / Anti-Spam

["Conlan Adams" <conlan () midwesteyebanks org>]

Not sure if its been ported to the Mac hardware, but squid cache is a
great way to filter internet in a unix based environment.  Find more
info at http://www.squid-cache.org/

Add this together with ASSP (a perl based spam filter that I LOVE) and
that miht take care of some of your needs.  More info on ASSP can be
found at http://assp.sourceforge.net/

I've used both in the past, and am currently using ASSP with outstanding
results.

Conlan Adams

-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Warren [mailto:sw () shelton org] 
Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 2:47 PM
To: security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: Suggestion for a Mac OS X Server Content Filter / Anti-Spam

Does anyone have a recommendation for a Mac OS X solution?  We have over
500 ldap users that use 4 different levels of being able to surf the web
(wide open to no bad stuff to no bad stuff restricted even more to only
what we define).  We are not against getting a network box to do the
firewall/content/anti-spam stuff, just not sure which one to get.  I am
curious about what Mac Server software products are out there. (yep,
have been all thru google looking at some results)

Can anyone offer up some suggestions for a Mac environment?

Thanks!!

-- Scott