There are several methods to make requests contextful. Some of the browsers keep
a context using the referer field, but it is not supported by all browsers. More
general methods:
* You can use cookies, give a cookie in your home page with an expiration
date, then check it with a CGI on ea
MA>> Hi list.
MA>> Does anyone knows how to disallow ppl from linking their sites to my
MA>> pictures and files ?
You can use HTTP_REFERER header. To make it work, you could use
mod_rewrite (this would be the best, I think). Your case is described in
mod_rewrite guide,
http://www.engelschall.com/
Try to look in to the refer header, most browsers sensd them. But as far
as I know there is no way to write acl based on it in apache.
On Thu, 16 Sep 1999, Ben-Nes Michael wrote:
|I don't think its possible because its like ordinary request and it cant
|make the difference between the requests
I don't think its possible because its like ordinary request and it cant
make the difference between the requests because all the request are
stand alone.
If im wrong ill be happy to know so.
Mike ALmogy wrote:
> Hi list.
> Does anyone knows how to disallow ppl from linking their sites to my
>
On Thu, 16 Sep 1999, Mike ALmogy wrote:
> Hi list.
> Does anyone knows how to disallow ppl from linking their sites to my
> pictures and files ?
> What i mean is that i have a big site with lots of pictures and files
> that is build it a frames.
> What i want is that ppl could not make links from
Hi list.
Does anyone knows how to disallow ppl from linking their sites to my
pictures and files ?
What i mean is that i have a big site with lots of pictures and files
that is build it a frames.
What i want is that ppl could not make links from their sites to my
something like :
or BLABLALBA
Th
