Sorry if those question are dummy, but -
1. How do I check for *no* referer field ?
2. Are you sure only 5% of the requests will have no referer field, considering the number of surfers using firewalls ?
3. Why is it you think checking for no referer field is more expensive, server side, than the solution I've offered ?
Thanks, Uri.
At 01:46 PM 5/11/2005, Joshua wrote:
To solve this problem, simply allow through any request with *no* referer field, in addition to requests with the proper referer. Then anyone trying to inline your images will still find that 95% of people visiting their page will find it broken, so they won't get any benefit from the inlining. The fact that 5% of the requests will succeed shouldn't matter.
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