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Re: stop audio streams
From: Netops <michael () bluesuperman com>
Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2005 19:49:58 -0600
Hello, If you want to use iptables then you should try: http://l7-filter.sourceforge.net/However if you are open to other alternatives you could look at a proxy server like squid. Squid is designed as a http proxy server but works very well as a application level filter for web based apps and most things that run over web ports.
Michael Jared Lyvers wrote:
I was wondering if anyone new of a way to block all online radio / audio streams w/ iptables. I am currently only blocking itunes ( due to the amount of OSX users ) w/ the following: iptables -t nat -I POSTROUTING --destination 17.254.4.130 -j DROP I tried blocking the ports that it used but some stations will also use port 80 so I didn't want to block that due to its use for standard websites. However, I know that a few people have tried to get other programs ie. audion in order to by pass the itunes rule I have in place. Is there a better solution for this that I am overlooking? Would blocking shoutcast, Icecast or any others be as simple as blocking a port number or range. Thanks, JL
Current thread:
- stop audio streams Jared Lyvers (Aug 03)
- Re: stop audio streams Netops (Aug 04)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: stop audio streams Mike Fetherston (Aug 04)
- RE: stop audio streams Jason Beauford (Aug 08)
- RE: stop audio streams McKinley, Jackson (Aug 10)