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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by gerard uolaquetalestem <vi...@mixmail.com> on 2003/02/25 19:33:49 UTC
[users@httpd] directories apache protection
Hello agin, i continue with my past post about apache
protection directories ...
What i want is to protect my images from downloading directly
(as you have guessed) and to prevent to execute my scripts
from anyplace except my webpage.
Thanks for the info about setEnv, then you're right, i must use
the referer env variable, then my question is:
Will be always the referer 'domain.com' if people visit my web
page?
I know that if people visit my page from a frame then the
referer will be wrong, how can i send people to any web page
that explains the problem?
Another problem, if i have:
SetEnvIfNoCase Referer "hello\.domain\.com" hello
And then directory of hello.domain.com i allow only from
env=hello
If i have www.domain.com and from there a link that points
hello.domain.com, then apache thinks the domain is still
www.domain.com and doesn't allow to import what i need when
i am in hello.domain.com.
How can i change it?
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Re: [users@httpd] can access linuxfan.dyndns.org:8080 but not
linuxfan.dyndns.org:80
Posted by Renato Salles <ma...@brturbo.com>.
Telnet both ports: you'll see exactly where Apache is listening on.
Append the directive Listen:port to your httpd.conf
Make this test with and without the firewall up, from outside is better
than inside your LAN.
RSalles
On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 19:50, Xing guo Chen wrote:
> restart Apache server using port 80, I can't view
> linuxfan.dyndns.org:80. How come?
>
> I put Wireless Router Netgear MR814.in between and using port forwarding
> for http service.
>
> I contacted my ISP dslextreme.com but was told the port 80 is not
> blocked.
>
>
> How do I tackle this problem?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Eric
>
>
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[users@httpd] can access linuxfan.dyndns.org:8080 but not linuxfan.dyndns.org:80
Posted by Xing guo Chen <xi...@wgemini.homeip.net>.
I can access linuxfan.dyndns.org:8080 from outside world. But when
restart Apache server using port 80, I can't view
linuxfan.dyndns.org:80. How come?
I put Wireless Router Netgear MR814.in between and using port forwarding
for http service.
I contacted my ISP dslextreme.com but was told the port 80 is not
blocked.
How do I tackle this problem?
Thanks.
Eric
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[users@httpd] can access linuxfan.dyndns.org:8080 but not linuxfan.dyndns.org:80
Posted by Xing guo Chen <xi...@wgemini.homeip.net>.
I can access linuxfan.dyndns.org:8080 from outside world. But when
restart Apache server using port 80, I can't view
linuxfan.dyndns.org:80. How come?
I put Wireless Router Netgear MR814.in between and using port forwarding
for http service.
I contacted my ISP dslextreme.com but was told the port 80 is not
blocked.
How do I tackle this problem?
Thanks.
Eric
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Re: [users@httpd] directories apache protection
Posted by Joshua Slive <jo...@slive.ca>.
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003, gerard uolaquetalestem wrote:
> What i want is to protect my images from downloading directly
> (as you have guessed) and to prevent to execute my scripts
> from anyplace except my webpage.
> If i have www.domain.com and from there a link that points
> hello.domain.com, then apache thinks the domain is still
> www.domain.com and doesn't allow to import what i need when
> i am in hello.domain.com.
> How can i change it?
I'm having a great deal of trouble parsing this. It may be because of the
language barrier, or it may be because you are not really sure what it is
you want.
Perhaps a good place to start is this:
http://apache-server.com/tutorials/ATimage-theft.html
Then if you can't get apache to do what you want, show us the EXACT
configuration that you are using, as well as the EXACT URL that you are
trying to access and the EXACT path you are using to get to it.
Joshua.
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