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Need .htaccess help
What is the correct code to block a site from embedding and hotlinking your movies? I just found out that the .htaccess code I was using somehow doesn't work.
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If you wanted to greedily keep your files for yourself, you should have voted Ron Paul.
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Damn thing timed out. Oh well. Here.
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RewriteEngine on |
Hm that's exactly what I use, only difference that I only have [F] and not [F,NC]. What does NC mean? Thanks by the way.
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NC is "No Case", meaning it works for upper, and lowercase. If you named your files '.JPG' with yours, as you describe it, they would not be protected.
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.htaccess can not be used to block movies since there is no referer.
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However, he hasn't expliticly stated what/where his content was being stolen. |
Content hotlinked from movie galleries. I am using a hotlink protection on my other server but on the new one I did not. Well problem solved thus far, blocked the IP of the site. By the way, why did I see the url of the hotlinking sit in my affiliate program ref stats but not on Google Analytics? I mean if my .htaccess did not work with movies how did they get redirected to the sponsor?
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nope, he sure wasn't specific enough .... :upsidedow |
Wow, I skimmed a post that didn't earn me any money.
How's your ratio for getting new clients from the states, by the way? |
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He made some rather purile anti-American sentiment threads on nearly a daily basis in the past, so for awhile, I'd follow his posts begging for people to use him as a virtualhost with his prior statements cut-and-pasted where prospective clients could see it. |
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