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Originally Posted by Matthew
Or when a user loads up the client page
Set some sessions like
And on your "furnidata/texts" put:PHP Code:$_SESSION['externals']['furnidata'] = true;
And at last.PHP Code:if (!isset($_SESSION['externals']['furnidata'])) exit;
Rename your file with an php extention. Or tell in the .htaccess to execute a .txt file as php and you're done :)
Right, i dont understand you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Matthew
Dont work x[Quote:
Originally Posted by joopie
Just add it on top of the text file.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnHearfield
I did.Quote:
Originally Posted by Disguised
im gonna try Matthews SWF furnidata thing x]
I just check my cache folder for peoples files. Cant ever hide anything if you can decompile and navigate your own pc.
Add this to the top of the page. It'll block all direct traffic (from a browser) only allowing Habbo.swf to get the vars. At least this is how I do it and none of my users having trouble.PHP Code:if($_SERVER["HTTP_ACCEPT"] != '*/*') {
die("U from sulake bro?");
}
Lol, what page?Quote:
Originally Posted by HickDead
I think its rather obvious that hes made them in PHP, all you do is add include global.php and do a PHP if else statement
UberCMS example;
<?php
if (!LOGGED_IN) {
echo "Fuck off Ripper";
} else
{
echo "Texts Here?";
}
?>
You serious?Quote:
if($_SERVER["HTTP_ACCEPT"] != '*/*') {
die("U from sulake bro?");
}
I don't post non-serious things.Quote:
Originally Posted by ImJoeYz
Infact I should ask you "Are you serious?" beacuse you clearly diden't understand this question.
He asked for a script that blocked direct access to his external files. Not a script that blocks access for people that are NOT logged in
Spoiler:
Now for the SERIOUS part.
This is what I'm using in my cms
^This is just an example in my own cms with a report if someone gets blocked out/trying to access to directly.Code:<?php
if($_SERVER["HTTP_ACCEPT"] != '*/*') {
ob_start();
var_dump($_SERVER);
$server = ob_get_clean();
$core->ReportError('blockedexternalaccess' . time() . '.txt', $server, 'NOTICE');
die("U from sulake?");
}
$core->require_login();
define('IGNORE_EXECUTEMSG', true);
header("Content-Type: text/plain;charset=UTF-8");
echo $core->GetCache('external_variables.txt');
?>
Something like this will probly work for you.
Code:<?php
if($_SERVER["HTTP_ACCEPT"] != '*/*') {
die("U from sulake?");
}
header("Content-Type: text/plain;charset=UTF-8");
echo file_get_contents('%path_to_your_external_variables%');
?>
The fact is, I'm sure the users have to view these things or they won't work :S
So for that I don't believe your script.
You do realize Habbo.swf calls the external files itself? NOT with the visitors web browser. Tested this on a hotel with 1200 stable user base so yeah, pretty sure this work.Quote:
Originally Posted by ImJoeYz
Did you even tested the script mate? Or don't you know how to mate?Quote:
Originally Posted by ImJoeYz
And theres no need to call me a fking joke. You'll just earn yourself a warning/infration mate.
For speaking the truth? Blahhhhh & If this script works URL to the hotel thats using it.Quote:
Originally Posted by HickDead
None of your biz mate, you can test out the script on your own revcms hotel.Quote:
Originally Posted by ImJoeYz
Right, think my previous post is valid.Quote:
Originally Posted by HickDead