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> The author is apparently unaware of the options they have. Do they really have the options you outlined? The author appears to dealing with a situation invol
by zerkten 8y ago
> The author is apparently unaware of the options they have.
Do they really have the options you outlined? The author appears to dealing with a situation involving students in rural Uganda. It might not be as simple in that context as you suggest.
- Spivak 8y agoObviously I'm not there but it seems like it? They have a HTTP caching proxy already set up which just needs to have a software change to support TLS. I use Squid for this and it works pretty okay.
- marsokod 8y agoI thought that the ISP were providing that service as part of the package. Given they do a lot of IP traffic alteration (acknowledging TCP packets at the gateway level instead of letting the client doing it), this is not much.