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I want to download images from other websites that are hotlink protected. I don't want to link those images to my website. I just wanted to download them.
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The usual hotlink-protection method checks if the "Referrer" HTTP Header matches the domain name systems as follows: wget --referer=http://www.google.com/ http://www.google.com/intl/en_ALL/images/en_ALL/images/logo.gif HTTP/1.1 REFERER....
I wonder if its possible to have a watermark on hotlinked images on an external site, but not on the original site? I'm using jQuery, can I do something about this? Thanks heaps!
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This is not possible technology, such as ASP.....
Check out this article if you have access to PHP .
You can't do that with JQuery, since it is not at all involved when the image is served via hotlink a watermark to hot-linked images.
Hi, Is there a web statistics application that can tell me how many people are hotlinking (or embedding) an image? Google Analytics can't since it needs to render HTML to gather information, so any hotlinked image will not be counted. In other words I...
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If you have access to install stuff on the machine .
images that have a referrer that isn't your site.
Ask your Facebook Friends
The Twitter API returns this value for the Twitter account 'image_url': http://a1.twimg.com/profile_images/75075164/twitter_bird_profile_bigger.png In my Twitter client webapp, I am considering hotlinking the HTTPS version of avatars which is hosted on...
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Edit Ok, now of being able to get ....
If you whenever the images change (I'm sure they will change the URLs at some point in the future).
As it is required? If its the latter option then I don't see an issue with hot-linking the images.
What is the best/simplest way to prevent people hotlinking to images from my hosted ASP.NET website? I don't need to prevent all images/resources from hotlinking, I just want to prevent hotlinking to specific images/resources on a site. FYI. It's hostesd...
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Http://mvolo.com the images through an ASPX....
Have a look here.
You could refuse any requests for images that don't have your site in the HTTP referer header field images through an ASP page (as opposed to linking to them directly).
Several websites are hotlinking my images, I'm going to block them but if hotlinking helps traffic/page-views in any way at the cost of bandwidth, I won't. Are there any advantages to hotlinking, if any? Thanks
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I don't think by solely having links....
In fact it may cause too much request to your images, not your webpages.
Overall hotlinking isn't that good.
Do they link you on those hotlinked images? if not, block.
I really doubt so.
Found these in an old folder. some guy had a hollister logo on his server and all these myspace fags were hotlinking it, so he changed it. +reps for creativity
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Wtf? are you a faggot or what? drop.
Funny, beats the usual don't hotlink images thing that you see.
So I've got this in my site .htaccess file to prevent hotlinking of images, JS and CSS from all other domains. RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$ RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://(www\.)?mydomain\.com [NC] RewriteRule \.(gif|jpe?g|js|css)$ - [F,NC,L]...
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RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !friendlysite.com [NC] (presumably you don't care if the request is via http or https or whatever, so you can leave that out to make it more... .
Just add another condition before the RewriteRule for each domain you want to allow .
Hey I want to, using htaccess, allow hotlinking BUT if someone views an image on my site I want to redirect them to a "hosted" version of the image where I display my navigation etc. So essentially anyone hotlinking from an external site will not be affected...
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You should use mod_rewrite, if the HTTP_REFERRER is empty then redirect to /image-with-nav.php?image=$1 Try something like this RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} ^$ .* image-with-nav.php?image=$1 [L] Now, what you....
Please do NOT hotlink to images on other web sites Reminder: It is generally considered unethical to link to images on other sites and doing so can result in action against Psychlinks. In general, sites that are specifically designed to allow linking ...
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Re: Do NOT hotlink to images on other web sites Just a quick question David, How will we know when Directory " Re: Do NOT hotlink to images on other web sites If there is an image displayed in the post NOT hotlink....
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