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exodus

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Red Carpet Regular Member

"Naruto's IGS scans" , posted Sun 16 Feb 23:10

They're up!

On a related note - does anyone know how I can prevent direct linking? People at the Neo-Geo forums are being particularly flagrant about using my pics without crediting me :(

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Gen

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Red Carpet Executive Member

"Re(1):Naruto's IGS scans" , posted Sun 16 Feb 23:47

quote:
They're up!

On a related note - does anyone know how I can prevent direct linking? People at the Neo-Geo forums are being particularly flagrant about using my pics without crediting me :(

I have no idea. Ask your server's management. They should know if it's possible. Probably they would be the ones to enable such a feature too.

exodus

668th Post

Red Carpet Regular Member

"Re(2):Naruto's IGS scans" , posted Mon 17 Feb 01:37

unfortunately I can't ask them directly, I have to go through someone else to get to them >_<

HazZan

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Red Carpet Premium Member

"Re(1):Naruto's IGS scans" , posted Mon 17 Feb 05:21

quote:
They're up!

On a related note - does anyone know how I can prevent direct linking? People at the Neo-Geo forums are being particularly flagrant about using my pics without crediting me :(

WOW!!!

MESSATSU

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sha-v
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Occasional Customer

"Re(3):Naruto's IGS scans" , posted Mon 17 Feb 07:38

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unfortunately I can't ask them directly, I have to go through someone else to get to them >_<

I am not sure, but I think you can configure your httpd daemon (at least apache) that It checks for the referer. And if it is from a site other than your domain than deny the request. I think you can do the same thing with a cgi script that checks for the referer and then display a temporary copy of the picture which will be deleted after the session is closed.
I am developing other stuff than web applications :) so maybe I am wrong.

exodus

670th Post

Red Carpet Regular Member

"Re(4):Naruto's IGS scans" , posted Mon 17 Feb 20:55

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I am not sure, but I think you can configure your httpd daemon (at least apache) that It checks for the referer. And if it is from a site other than your domain than deny the request. I think you can do the same thing with a cgi script that checks for the referer and then display a temporary copy of the picture which will be deleted after the session is closed.
I am developing other stuff than web applications :) so maybe I am wrong.

I'll check that out. So far anything I've done in the control panel just disables images even on my own page. I'll look into this more.