Anti-Hot Link for NT IIS - Beta Testers Wanted

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  • Mike69
    Canadian, nuff said eh?
    • Jul 2000
    • 755

    #1

    Anti-Hot Link for NT IIS - Beta Testers Wanted

    Hi guys,

    I just finished a little side project and am
    looking for a couple of Beta testers.

    Microsoft said it could not be done but....

    I found a way to stop image hotlinking if you are running an IIS server on NT.

    If you have your own NT server and are running IIS and would like to Beta test this for me, just let me know here.

    Thanks for your time



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    Michael Burns
    Lead Programmer for Lensman
  • Corpsie
    Confirmed User
    • Jan 2001
    • 474

    #2
    I use an NT IIS server,
    what is involved?
    If you're trying to objectify the subjective, you need to stop breathing.

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    • Mike_69
      Canadian, nuff said eh?
      • Jul 2000
      • 755

      #3
      Not much to do just send me your domain name
      and I'll code it for you.

      You install it as an ISAPI filter in IIS Managment console.

      It really easy to setup....

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      Michael Burns
      Lead Programmer for Lensman

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      • Corpsie
        Confirmed User
        • Jan 2001
        • 474

        #4
        Do you have a general list
        of what needs to be done?

        There are some images I want to be hotlinked.
        If you're trying to objectify the subjective, you need to stop breathing.

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        • X-Web
          Banned
          • Mar 2001
          • 357

          #5
          ewwwww microshit server ewwwwww and im not surpised microshit tech support = idiots

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          • Mike_69
            Canadian, nuff said eh?
            • Jul 2000
            • 755

            #6
            Originally posted by Corpsie:
            Do you have a general list
            of what needs to be done?

            There are some images I want to be hotlinked.
            It currently protects the whole server domain.
            I'll give some thought as to how to allow some image files to be hotlinked...

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            Michael Burns
            Lead Programmer for Lensman

            [This message has been edited by Mike_69 (edited 03-31-2001).]

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