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I have tried this but now the issue is that if i unblock these ips or domain name then any one can access the document online without having any restrictions.
For example www.mysite.com/test/test.doc then by default it will open through docs.google.com and the link will be open from any where. I want to access the link/file only from my isp.
For example www.mysite.com/test/test.doc then by default it will open through docs.google.com and the link will be open from any where. I want to access the link/file only from my isp.
any idea ?
Then I guess you should add password authorization in conjunction with the restricted IPs
I want my upload directory to reject all files type except for jpg (means no one can upload certian file type to that directory) and the ip rules remain same.
I want my upload directory to reject all files type except for jpg (means no one can upload certian file type to that directory) and the ip rules remain same.
Is there any way to block file type in directory.
Maybe this:
Code:
Order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from x.x.x.x
<FilesMatch "^.+\.jpg">
allow from all
</FilesMatch>
doesn't work yet. seems like as suggested by bathory user authentication was the ideal solution for my scenario but still playing with apache, will get back if any solution meets my requirement.
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