s1asher -
Joined: 20 Mar 2003 Posts: 53
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Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2003 5:37 pm Post subject: Server URL |
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Ok, I think I've seen this before, and I'm pretty sure I;ve set this thing correctly before, but I can't seem to find either examples that I've heard or done it.
What I have got is an anti leech script to stop direct linking to the files.
<?
/*
Copyright (c) 1999 Marcel Lemmen
E-mail: lemmen@support.nl
All rights reserved.
Version: V1.1
Homepage: http://home.support.nl/~lemmen/a-leech.php3
This code provided "As Is" with no warrantees express or implied.
The author and contributors are not liable for anything good or bad
that results from your use of this code.
You are free to distribute this for free provided this notice is included.
Please forward fixes/enhancements to the
author for inclusion in the next revision.
Usage:
Replace $files with the original with your files.
Replace $filenames with the filename people see when
downloading (CAN be different then file's!!!)
Replace $URL with your directory or the other URL.
Replace $additional_info with the info on each file.
That's all!!!
*/
$files=array( 'track01.mp3', 'escreen.exe');
$filenames=array( 'Thank ABBA for the music.mp3', 'Escreen.exe');
$additional_info=array( 'Various artists - Thanx ABBA for the music : 4978602 bytes', 'Shareware program to make a screenshot: 529920 bytes');
$url= "/home/lemmen/public_html/data/";
/* When the files are on another server, use the
whole address (http://www.server.com/dir/) in stead of /home/lemmen... */
$referer=ereg_replace( "\?.", "",$HTTP_REFERER);
$thisfile= "http://$HTTP_HOST$PHP_SELF";
if ($referer!=$thisfile){
echo "<center><big>Homepage: <a href=\"http://home.support.nl/~lemmen\">http://home.support.nl/~lemmen</big><br><hr><br><br></center>";
for ($i=0;$i<count($files);$i++)
echo "<P><A HREF=\"$PHP_SELF?$i\">",$filenames[$i], "</A> $additional_info[$i]\n";
}
else {
$i=$QUERY_STRING;
$total=$url . $files[$i];
Header ( "Content-Type: application/octet-stream");
Header ( "Content-Length: ".filesize($total));
Header( "Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=$filenames[$i]");
readfile($total);
}
?>
The bit in bold is what I'm unsure of. Just wondering what I should set this to for Abyss.
Thanks
s1asher |
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