I take it you're on a MS platform?
Do you program?
You might consider accessing images ONLY via a program that spits them to the end
user. It takes more CPU time but does secure them.
The program could also, when it sees referencing URL that's NOT either the current
site, spit out an image cop
"Collin Brendemuehl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>You might consider accessing images ONLY via a program that spits
>them to the end user. It takes more CPU time but does secure them.
>
>The program could also, when it sees referencing URL that's NOT
>either the current site, spit out an image co
Hi Collin -
My site is hosted by an outfit called Apollo Hosting, and they seem to do a
pretty decent job. I really don't know what platform they are on, and I
doubt I can put a program out there. I've never thought about setting up a
permanent IP address with my cable company and just hosting
MR> http://wsabstract.com/howto/htaccess10.shtml
The best technique! I just wanted to recommend that, when I saw Mark's
post. I work for a telecom/ISP company and we use this on our servers
to protect the customers. It works perfectly.
Attila
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