Jens Oliver MeiertReleasing .htaccess Punk—a Quick Helper to Check Redirects in .htaccess Files:
Have you checked your .htaccess on broken redirects today?
Nicholas A. FerrellBlocking Empty UA Outside of Feed Requests
I wanted to add an htaccess rule to NLJ blocking requests from empty user agents (and "-" user agengs). I looked into the best way to do it and found a 2017 answer on Stack Overflow. This solution is interesting because it explicitly allows requests to the site's feed. While I have not noticed empty user agent requests for our feeds, there are many niche feed readers out there, so I went with a modified version of this snippet to be on the safe side.https://social.emucafe.org/naferrell/blocking-empty-ua-outside-feed-02-04-26/
Agentur kulturbanausePerformance-Optimierung (GZIP, Caching, Expires Header etc.) mit Hilfe der .htaccess
In diesem Beitrag findet ihr eine Vorlage für die .htaccess-Datei, mit der die Performance einer Website verbessert werden kann.
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YücelXAMPP’te .htaccess’in çalışmaması şaşırtıcı değil ama yine de insanı her seferinde yakalıyor. mod_rewrite + AllowOverride All + restart… küçük ama kritik döngü. Rehberi görsellerle toparladım:
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Albert CardonaNow I've updated my .htaccess with the "8G firewall" setup. Results to be seen in a month; I'd expect a lot of these to disappear.
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Skewray Research (ZF¬C)I have a recent project to stop (LLM training) crawlers from copyright-thefting my website. I find these bots with either a hidden-link tarpit or by looking for single access events (no css), which I then ban if they come from a cloud server. So far I have learned:
• Amazon AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and Chinese telecom companies are pretty easy to block. These were the early heavy hitters.
• Huawei has little cloud server farms all over the world. I seem to still find about one a day.
• Some mysterious entity rents servers all over the world and crawls by sniping one page at a time. The snipes come in clusters, so all these bots are running the same crawler, with some but not complete inter-communication. Popular cloud companies are OVH Cloud, EGI Hosting, Web2Objects, Host Royale, Digital Ocean, Cloud Innovation, ....
