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Protection of images - Backslash - 10-11-2009
I am trying to set my forum to liek this one, where you can see the images which make up the page, but if u try to go to that directory it will redirect you.
I tried an .htaccess file but it blocked the images for everyone on every page.
Any ideas?
Especially Omni?
RE: Protection of images - Grizzly - 10-11-2009
This forum doesn't do that.
RE: Protection of images - Jake - 10-11-2009
http://www.supportforums.net/images/
He means the directory.
RE: Protection of images - Grizzly - 10-11-2009
Lol I knew that >.> o.o <.<
What do you have for hosting?
RE: Protection of images - Backslash - 10-11-2009
for now it is justhost
RE: Protection of images - Grizzly - 10-11-2009
It's probably something to do with htaccess. I'm honestly not very good with it though so we'll have to wait for someone else to come along
RE: Protection of images - TimK - 10-11-2009
http://www.modwest.com/help/kb1-32.html Wrote:The .htaccess file should contain the following 4 lines:
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Some Description"
AuthUserFile /[home dir full path]/[passwordfile]
Require valid-user
For example, if your domain was example.com, then the third line would read:
AuthUserFile /www/vhosts/e/example.com/allowlist
Place the file in the directory you want. Be sure to chmod the .htaccess file to at least 644.
RE: Protection of images - Akshay* - 10-12-2009
This is about your limits . Upgrade your account and then try