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Disclamer/TOU on Transparent Proxy

addrockk
I'd like to present a disclaimer or terms of use that must be accepted before users can use the transparent proxy. I know you can do this if using the Transparent Proxy with Authentication, but that presents it along with a login screen. I don't want people to have to log in, just read a disclaimer and accept something, then browse. Can this be done now?


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    Cool! I thought it was still a feature request!

    I think Gert was referring to 'Management >> Customization' 'HTTP/S Proxy'.  Just create a Guest account with no password and give instructions that the user is to login with that.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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    Cool! I thought it was still a feature request!

    I think Gert was referring to 'Management >> Customization' 'HTTP/S Proxy'.  Just create a Guest account with no password and give instructions that the user is to login with that.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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    Just create a Guest account with no password and give instructions that the user is to login with that.


    I don't want people to have to log in, just read a disclaimer and accept something, then browse. Can this be done now?


    I don't want a login page, nor to give instructions; No one reads instructions, and it will generate help desk calls. 

    I would just like to display a ToU agreement that the user must accept before browsing the web, with no login requested.
    that's not a captive portal that's a hack.

    Agreed.