enable leech protect in directadmin
- Thread starter nimait70
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yes, files on my website
no i dont want to block people or limit connections.
i just dont want to the other webmasters,do not leech or copy my files in their server. the ordinary users can unlimitly downloading from servers
LawsHosting
Verified User
You mean Hotlink Protection?
eg.
eg.
Code:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} .
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://(www\\.)?yoursite\\.com [NC]
RewriteRule \\.(gif|jpe?g)$ /images/hotlink.$1 [L]
nobaloney
NoBaloney Internet Svcs - In Memoriam †
DirectAdmin doesn't offer this as a feature; it's probably still doable, though I don't know how.
Anyone know?
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Jeff
Anyone know?
(Note I've converted your links to make them easier for our readers to follow.)
Jeff
zEitEr
Super Moderator
Hello,
(if I understood it correctly after reading this http://www.hostable.com/app/knowledgebase/Article-34-Leech-Protect)
depending on how you organize downloading process and accounts handling, you might need either to write a script to manage the limits of authorizations with a single pair of login/password or use a CMS which can do it for you (I don't know any).
Anyway I really don't see how can Directadmin help you with that. I don't know CPanel good enough to say how is it organized there, but my guess would be that it deals with apache http-authentication, and it might parse apache logs and count how many authorizations is made with every login/password during a certain amount of time and take necessary actions.
(if I understood it correctly after reading this http://www.hostable.com/app/knowledgebase/Article-34-Leech-Protect)
depending on how you organize downloading process and accounts handling, you might need either to write a script to manage the limits of authorizations with a single pair of login/password or use a CMS which can do it for you (I don't know any).
Anyway I really don't see how can Directadmin help you with that. I don't know CPanel good enough to say how is it organized there, but my guess would be that it deals with apache http-authentication, and it might parse apache logs and count how many authorizations is made with every login/password during a certain amount of time and take necessary actions.