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You know when you upload say audio to your web space. Anyone can download them if they type in yourdomain.com/file.mp3. Is there a way of stopping this? I've only know of one way to web protect a file and that was a feature of a single host.
Any help would be great :)
Any help would be great :)
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Nimco wrote:
> Also, check your host uses Apache before exploring this route -
> otherwise it's pointless!
Darn, they don't. Any other way?
> Also, check your host uses Apache before exploring this route -
> otherwise it's pointless!
Darn, they don't. Any other way?
Yes, quite right. Thought it looked wrong, I think too much CounterStrike has fried my brain. I pressed 'y' to type a message in MSN the other day...
Do you mean .htaccess?
Also, check your host uses Apache before exploring this route - otherwise it's pointless!
Also, check your host uses Apache before exploring this route - otherwise it's pointless!
Look up .htdocs access, you can allow or deny access using that, and it's a universal server protocol thingy.
You know when you upload say audio to your web space. Anyone can download them if they type in yourdomain.com/file.mp3. Is there a way of stopping this? I've only know of one way to web protect a file and that was a feature of a single host.
Any help would be great :)
Any help would be great :)
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