- Aug 7, 2011
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Whats your goal? Without knowing this its hard to answer.
Htaccess is usable only for apache, some people use nginx, some people use different stuff.
Also there are better ways to limit access than htaccess.
Back in time ive made quick and dirty app to redirect users based on IP and useragent and some extra info Ive got using JS (many people try to do something similar with htaccess to protect against bots etc) - all made with python and js, no need for htaccess.
trollini
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Its not that your statement isn't normally true but several people use nginx + apache, what you actually mean is FPM, and then i have seen modules that you can compile into nginx that will allow fpm to read htaccess. Again, I am just trying to complement your answer not to create a discussion.
@satyr85 Hi mate, I am looking for the most effective way to prevent bot/spider access, sub pages access, website mirrors/clawler.
I have a bunch of static html pages that I would like to 'protect' from these things, as more as possible.
My experience in this field is very low and I never done any testing before, so I am preparing to start soon.
Thanks for your replies guys.
I have a bunch of static html pages that I would like to 'protect' from these things, as more as possible.
My experience in this field is very low and I never done any testing before, so I am preparing to start soon.
Thanks for your replies guys.
YuvrajThapa
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- Sep 24, 2009
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Hi again, this is the very best I found so far. (you should be able to find everything inside)
Credit:
Please use the URL, as I am not able to post the entire code here.
Credit:
Code:
https://gist.github.com/HechtMediaArts/c96bc796764baaa64d43b70731013f8aPlease use the URL, as I am not able to post the entire code here.