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Forbid URL : Apache 2.0
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| 2401 members, members can post 2007-10-23, 1:20 pm |
| Paris,
October 23.2007
Dear Madams and Sirs,
Ever had the chance to forbid a website to download HTTP files from
your Website ?
Have a pc-linux-gnu on i686 - Apache version is Apache/2.0.50
(Fedora).
Point is, there are some undesired websites that downloads our content
to display it over their websites.
As an example : they insert in their web-pages : <iframe src="our-
website.com/file.php"> OR <img src="our-website.com/file.gif"
These websites are 100% undesired.
We searched out and asked questions BUT
.. if we found out how to forbid ONE USER to download a content
.. if we found out how to forbid USERS to access a file or a directory.
We could not AT ALL find out how to forbid one website (eg :
clickandwin.com) to display our content.
The dreamed situation is a .txt reject list recognized from the
httpd.conf file.
>From your pro. experience in website configuration, and studies You
might have an operational solution ?
We thank for your answer and address our best consideration.
Bob
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| On 23 Oct, 15:20, "2401 members, members can post"
<Paul_Me...@2cuk.co.uk> wrote:
> Paris,
> October 23.2007
>
> Dear Madams and Sirs,
>
> Ever had the chance to forbid a website to download HTTP files from
> your Website ?
>
> Have a pc-linux-gnu on i686 - Apache version is Apache/2.0.50
> (Fedora).
>
> Point is, there are some undesired websites that downloads our content
> to display it over their websites.
>
> As an example : they insert in their web-pages : <iframe src="our-
> website.com/file.php"> OR <img src="our-website.com/file.gif"
>
> These websites are 100% undesired.
>
> We searched out and asked questions BUT
> . if we found out how to forbid ONE USER to download a content
> . if we found out how to forbid USERS to access a file or a directory.
>
> We could not AT ALL find out how to forbid one website (eg :
> clickandwin.com) to display our content.
>
> The dreamed situation is a .txt reject list recognized from the
> httpd.conf file.
>
>
> might have an operational solution ?
>
> We thank for your answer and address our best consideration.
>
> Bob
Have a google for anti-leech and referer monitoring.
C.
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| On 23 Oct, 22:42, "C." <colin.mckin...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Have a google for anti-leech and referer monitoring.
>
> C.
...and frame busting
C.
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