There’s a bug somewhere in the below code to stop hotlinking. I can’t see it but Apache thinks otherwise as when I test using a hotlink tool it can still link to the images all okay.
The only part I’ve removed and changed to “domainname” is the domain name to protect the client’s identity at this stage (both co.uk and .com).
RewriteEngine is on in the .htaccess naturally. nolinking.jpe is in the root directory.
In the good spirit of 4, 6, 8 etc. eyes are better than 2, whose eyes are really good? Won’t crash Apache but won’t do the job either as it stands. It’s got to be a char somewhere.
The more I test it the more I believe it’s the .co.uk’s busting it up. the . between the co and uk is doing it I believe. Maybe I’m wrong but that’s what I’m leaning towards at the moment.
~ServerPoint~, it has nothing to do with the host.
nsm,
It’s all in the wrist, as they say, as your code is doing what you’re telling it to do.
ANY online generator = :tdown:
Okay, the problem is that you have the [OR] flags on the early RewriteCond statements but not on the series you added. That means that the NOT anything must be true to ever reach the RewriteRule.
Further to that, you do NOT combine flags in the way that you did in your first two posts and, IF you understand