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WarDoGG
07-03-2007, 04:02 PM
I had a neat idea, i dont know how this would be implemented, cuz im not a coder..

but the VB gurus can have a shot at this !

Many of us, are sick of people stealing our links and posts from our forums and using it on theirs.

Suppose i have a site mysite.com

Suppose we have to post a download link... www.rapidshare.com/download111.rar

On the newthread template, a link converter would be present.. The user would paste the above link into the link converter and voila ! out comes the protected link.. (Using an AJAX system)

Suppose the protected link is : mysite.com/protector.php?linkid=11245

What happens in the background is, the link gets stored and mapped into the database and the user gets the protected link ( mysite.com/protector.php?linkid=11245 )

Now, when some 3rd person clicks this link mysite.com/protector.php?linkid=11245 , if the incoming hit is from the local site mysite.com the link is converted into the original link (which is mapped into the database) and the user is forwarded to the original link

If, the hit comes from an external site (meaning somebody has copied ur link and posted on their forums) then the link would not be converted.

EVEN BETTER !!! the link would be converted to your forum address : mysite.com


Now, hows my idea, if any of you godss think this is practically possible.. please reply to this thread :D

tokenyank
07-03-2007, 04:12 PM
There are loads of anti-leech scripts available both for free and paid for.

look on hotscripts.com for 'leech' and then find the one you like...

I doubt you're going to find anyone on here that will custom write a url rewriting mod to protect rapidshare links... You'll be better off asking on rent-a-coder or some other place where there'll be 'experienced' fxp mod'ers who you can pay to do stuff like that.

Or, you can host everything on your box and use subscriptions/download manager to protect 'your content'.

nexialys
07-03-2007, 05:26 PM
actually, the web is free... if you do not want your content being leeched, jut close your site.

no matter the technique you will apply on your site to stop leeching, there will be people with tweaks to oevercome your technique.

G0F0RBR0KE
07-03-2007, 11:18 PM
There nothing you can do about people stealing your content.

However, you can attempt to sue them =]

The_Fiddler
07-09-2007, 02:34 PM
The Refcontrol addon for Firefox would get around that easily. Interesting idea though.

WarDoGG
07-12-2007, 10:04 AM
The Refcontrol addon for Firefox would get around that easily. Interesting idea though.

Thanks buddy, ur the first one who appreciated it. :D

G0F0RBR0KE
07-12-2007, 10:06 AM
Do you really think they'll be able to steal content?

Ever thought about "View Source" or better yet, screenshots?

Trust me, it's impossible.

Shazz
07-12-2007, 10:13 AM
warez is unstopable