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How to Block IP Addresses with PHP
Figuratively speaking, hunting down and killing spammers, scrapers, and other online scum remains one of our favorite pursuits. Once we have determined that a particular IP address is worthy of banishment, we generally invoke the magical powers of htaccess to lock the gates. When htaccess is not available, we may summon the versatile functionality of PHP to get the job done. This method is relatively straightforward. Simply edit, copy and paste the following code example into the [...] • Read more »
July 03rd, 2007
deep in the trenches of cyberspace flow to the rhythms of ancient pursuits the focus and immediacy of now this very moment nothingness, details elaborate, exquisite, atmospheric details, nonetheless i embrace the present moment, transforming chaos into reason • Read more »
The Search is on for High-Quality, Ad-Free Sites
Shouts out: First of all, to everyone who reads my content on a regular basis, thank you! Things are finally rolling along quite smoothly, and I just wanted to take a moment to let you know that I truly appreciate your kind participation with Perishable Press. We have some great things planned in the near future, and look forward to sharing them with you. Business Currently, I have several new projects in the works. I am redesigning [...] • Read more »
Major Problem with cPanel Hotlink Protection and htaccess
There is a major problem with the “Hotlink Protection” feature of cPanel. To summarize the issue, allow me to quote a recent email sent to a completely unresponsive tech support department: …The problem is that if I try to include any rewrite rules for permalinks, hotlinking, or blocking spambots, cPanel automatically enables its “Hotlink Protection” feature. And, even worse, it automatically adds every URL from every rewrite rule (even the ones for blocking spambots) to its “auto-discovered” [...] • Read more »