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cassiescam 08-31-2002 09:40 AM

.htaccess ???
 
hi all you i have been recently hit by some password sites and i was looking for info on the code i enter into my .htaccess to prevent people comming for these uls to my site like a redirector or something
i would apreciate any help im new to this stuff and im blond too lol

Theo 08-31-2002 09:45 AM

we dont like blondes here

the only exception is j.jameson and aaron

Fletch XXX 08-31-2002 09:46 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Soul_Rebel
we dont like blondes here

the only exception is j.jameson and aaron

Speak for yourself....

Jenna is nasty.

JackFoley 08-31-2002 09:51 AM

http://www.webpimps.com/scripts/htaccess/

kinkyplace 08-31-2002 09:51 AM

Take a look here:
http://www.kinky-place.com/stuff/resourcesfs.htm

I'm not done with it yet, but I think the answers to your question are there.

Theo 08-31-2002 09:52 AM

posting useful information here is prohibited :mad:

edit your posts please before you get banned

Thomas N 08-31-2002 09:57 AM

All of the htaccess redirecting tips are great and useful, until you try to do it on a password protected directory. Which ironically is when you need it the most.

Put any/all the htaccess rewrites you want into your pass protected directory. Then watch as the surfers your are trying to redirect still get to enter a user/pass combo multiple times.

It makes it pointless if you ask me. I'd like to redirect surfers that come from pass trading sites IMMEDIATELY. So far I have found no way to do so. No matter what I try, they still get the user/pass prompt. :(

JackFoley 08-31-2002 10:00 AM

I think if you put it in the home directory (www.domain.com) it will redirect them before it loads the password prompt in your members section (www.domain.com/members/). Might want to try it, anyway, and see if it works.

Thomas N 08-31-2002 11:21 AM

It doesn't.

kinkyplace 08-31-2002 11:44 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by SwordFish
All of the htaccess redirecting tips are great and useful, until you try to do it on a password protected directory. Which ironically is when you need it the most.

Put any/all the htaccess rewrites you want into your pass protected directory. Then watch as the surfers your are trying to redirect still get to enter a user/pass combo multiple times.

It makes it pointless if you ask me. I'd like to redirect surfers that come from pass trading sites IMMEDIATELY. So far I have found no way to do so. No matter what I try, they still get the user/pass prompt. :(

I have a way to do this, it's a little bit tricky though...
First you set an environment variable if the referer comes from the cheating site, then fix the redirect as usual, but in the Limit part Allow from that environment variable.
Should I add this to my little tutorial??

ChrisH 08-31-2002 12:40 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Soul_Rebel
posting useful information here is prohibited :mad:

edit your posts please before you get banned


lmao....

vending_machine 08-31-2002 12:46 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by cassiescam
hi all you i have been recently hit by some password sites and i was looking for info on the code i enter into my .htaccess to prevent people comming for these uls to my site like a redirector or something
i would apreciate any help im new to this stuff and im blond too lol

If you are trying to protect movie files, there is no way to do that simply with .htaccess, FYI.

vending_machine 08-31-2002 12:48 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SwordFish
All of the htaccess redirecting tips are great and useful, until you try to do it on a password protected directory. Which ironically is when you need it the most.

Put any/all the htaccess rewrites you want into your pass protected directory. Then watch as the surfers your are trying to redirect still get to enter a user/pass combo multiple times.

It makes it pointless if you ask me. I'd like to redirect surfers that come from pass trading sites IMMEDIATELY. So far I have found no way to do so. No matter what I try, they still get the user/pass prompt. :(

That is not the job of htaccess, to block hacking attempts that is...

Thomas N 08-31-2002 01:13 PM

I'm not talking about blocking hacking attempts. I said I'd like to see anyone show me how you can actually redirect password traffic from a pass site to a pass protected directory which of course is where they will be sending all the traffic.

You can put the normal mod rewrite htaccess in the pass protected folder, but the surfers from the passtrader site will still get the user/pass prompt regardless.

Apparently the server does auth BEFORE rewrite or something. There SHOULD be a way to INSTANTLY redirect surfers coming from a hostile URL even when they are going to a pass protected directory. So far I haven't found the way to do it, and I haven't found anyone that can tell me how.

Thomas N 08-31-2002 01:14 PM

Kinkyplace, if you know how to do it, post it man!! Please. :)

programmer4hire 08-31-2002 01:18 PM

Check out iProtect, it will stop them.
http://www.digital-concepts.net/cgi-iprotect.html

Chris:thumbsup

kinkyplace 08-31-2002 01:19 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SwordFish
Kinkyplace, if you know how to do it, post it man!! Please. :)
I just did... Maybe it wasn't clear enough.
I'll add this to my tutorial and bump this when I'm done then.

kinkyplace 08-31-2002 01:46 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SwordFish
I'm not talking about blocking hacking attempts. I said I'd like to see anyone show me how you can actually redirect password traffic from a pass site to a pass protected directory which of course is where they will be sending all the traffic.

You can put the normal mod rewrite htaccess in the pass protected folder, but the surfers from the passtrader site will still get the user/pass prompt regardless.

Apparently the server does auth BEFORE rewrite or something. There SHOULD be a way to INSTANTLY redirect surfers coming from a hostile URL even when they are going to a pass protected directory. So far I haven't found the way to do it, and I haven't found anyone that can tell me how.

Now you've found him :)
Added a new entry at http://www.kinky-place.com/stuff/resourcesfs.htm that describes it (near the bottom). It feels a bit creepy because what I do is to open the directory wide for them just before I redirect them somewhere else. I was trying to figure out if that creates a security hole, but if it does I haven't found it yet.

Layla~Jade 08-31-2002 01:52 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Soul_Rebel
we dont like blondes here

the only exception is j.jameson and aaron

Am I not an exception then ?

http://www.laylajade.com/ovalface.jpg http://www.laylajade.com/fillcorner.jpg
http://www.laylajade.com/BrickSchoolie.jpg

?
Luv Lay xx

cherrylula 08-31-2002 01:54 PM

Layla is that a wig? :)

kinkyplace 08-31-2002 01:55 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Layla~Jade


Am I not an exception then ?

http://www.laylajade.com/ovalface.jpg http://www.laylajade.com/fillcorner.jpg
http://www.laylajade.com/BrickSchoolie.jpg

?
Luv Lay xx

Hey, you're cute... But if you excuse us, we're discussing technical issues here... :winkwink:

Layla~Jade 08-31-2002 02:45 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by cherrylula
Layla is that a wig? :)
a wig ?


A WIG ???



A FUCKING WIG ????????????????????



HOW FUCKING DARE YOU SUGGEST I WEAR A WIG !!!

I've never heard anthing so ridiculous in my life...
http://www.laylaxxxjade.com/WHAT_FUCKING_WIG.jpg
My hair is NATURALLY All those colors !

Sorry... Couldnt resist it,:Graucho

Yes, it is a wig:winkwink:
Luv Lay

Thomas N 08-31-2002 04:43 PM

Kinkyplace, thanks! I didn't understand it the first time, sorry for asking again. I wasn't trying to bite the hand that was feeding me lol

I'm going to give it a try and I'll let you know if something goes wrong and my bandwidth gets gangraped by passtraders. :)

cassiescam 09-01-2002 01:24 PM

thanks for all your help let me rephase my question

i want to redirect all password traffic in any sub folder that they are trying to axcess to my costom 404page.
i just want to block all traffic from these password site an rewrite it to my 404page is that possible.


Thanks for all the helpfull posts guys and gals

Fuck you to the assholes cluttering my post with useless shit.:)

kinkyplace 09-01-2002 01:35 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by cassiescam
thanks for all your help let me rephase my question

i want to redirect all password traffic in any sub folder that they are trying to axcess to my costom 404page.
i just want to block all traffic from these password site an rewrite it to my 404page is that possible.


Thanks for all the helpfull posts guys and gals

Fuck you to the assholes cluttering my post with useless shit.:)

Yes, if you know what the referer URL will be, just follow the instructions in my tutorial, but instead of redirecting to google as I did in the example, redirect to your custom page.

programmer4hire 09-01-2002 03:33 PM

iProtect will do exactly what you need, and do it automatically..no rewrites to worry about, no editing the htaccess when a new password site hits you.
iProt will stop the password sites and hack scripts and you can redirect that traffic to anywhere you want.

http://www.digital-concepts.net/cgi-iprotect.html

Chris


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