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FrEaKmAn
Antileech
  • 2006/2/26 12:08

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Is there any antileech script for XOOPS or somebody has any other, XOOPS compatible script??

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Herko
Re: Antileech
  • 2006/2/26 12:16

  • Herko

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wf-/my/pd-downloads has anti-leeching functionalities on the downloads (check the module preferences for more info).

Herko

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FrEaKmAn
Re: Antileech
  • 2006/2/26 13:52

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this option?

Disallow direct download linking? (leeching)- What yes or no??

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Herko
Re: Antileech
  • 2006/2/26 14:08

  • Herko

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Quote:

FrEaKmAn wrote:
this option?

Disallow direct download linking? (leeching)- What yes or no??

Yes, that option. If set to 'yes' it will block anyone trying to get the files from any other site but your own, if set to 'no', people coming from other sites are allowed to download the files.

Herko

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FrEaKmAn
Re: Antileech
  • 2006/2/26 15:13

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hm I don't understand something. All files are saved here:

.../uploads/PDdownloads/

and if I upload file TEST.zip I get

.../uploads/PDdownloads/TEST.zip

I don't know how can this stop leeching???

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Herko
Re: Antileech
  • 2006/2/26 15:15

  • Herko

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add a .htaccess file to that folder restricting access to all files except the system?

Herko

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Will_H
Re: Antileech
  • 2006/2/26 15:29

  • Will_H

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you can also do this through cpanel. "Hotlink Protection"

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FrEaKmAn
Re: Antileech
  • 2006/2/26 16:52

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Quote:

Herko Coomans wrote:
add a .htaccess file to that folder restricting access to all files except the system?

Herko


Ca I get a little help with what should I put inside of htaccess file?

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FrEaKmAn
Re: Antileech
  • 2006/2/26 22:11

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I used this in htaccess

Quote:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://mypage.org/.*$ [NC]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://www.mypage.org/.*$ [NC]
RewriteRule .*\.(gif|GIF|jpg|JPG|bmp|BMP|zip|ZIP|rar|RAR)$ - [F]


and it seems that isn't working.

Any other ideas, my main goal is to make downloads able only to certain group..

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Mantooth
Re: Antileech
  • 2006/2/27 15:57

  • Mantooth

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mydownloads and wf-downloads do a very poor job of link protection because it's so easy to find the direct link to the file. i've never used pd-downloads so i'm not sure if that module is any better.

i've used .htaccess before and it has it's own problems. you can block all access to the file unless it's from your domain. the problem is that a LOT of people's firewalls blank out the referrer information and they can't download the file. if you allow blank referrers, then the file isn't really protected at all.

i would recommend using the modified mydownloads module from http://products.thirdeyesoftware.com . i haven't used it yet but the way it restricts access to the file seems like the best solution so far.
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