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Htaccess question
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I would think you could add the "js" extension to the file you already have protecting your jpegs.
If you don't already have one, do a search on google for htaccess, there's plenty of good resources out there |
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(I am assuming you want to make it impossible for surfers to get the .js file) |
lenny2 is onthe right track, I would try referer protecting the .js file. It would be easier if the .js file were in it's own directory.
You might want to check your logs to see how the .js is called and what the referer is . . . |
COMMAND PROMPT:
FTP gggg.com USERNAME: XXXXXXX PASSWORD: XXXXXXXX cd www_root ren juicy.js reallyjuicy.js -----------DONE------------- |
You can also put it in a different directory, and protect that directory with htaccess.
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