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Thread: Hotlink Denial module + Liverepeater-edge client denied

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    Intrusion, you put it in a Wowza module.

    They're talking about this module: http://www.wowzamedia.com/forums/con...-your-SWF-file

    Edit: I see in your other post you're already using the module. We should get shamrock's input on this since he seems to have another solution. But, you could do it like this:

    Code:
    queryString = client.getQueryStr();
    if(queryString.contentEquals("8hg9hujHJDHxFJDADFAxxxAOxjs"))
    {
        reject = false;
    }
    //Add the above before the following part in the Hotlink Denial module
    catch(Exception ex)
    {
        reject = true;
    }
    Last edited by randall; 05-15-2011 at 05:42 AM.

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    Okay, can anyone compile this for me? For whatever reason I cannot get compile it using Wowza IDE, I'm confused by the instructions...

  3. #13

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    I don't think so because they would need your specific queryString value.

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    After some discussion with a few people and one request here is an update to the HotLinkDenial module.

    See

    http://www.shamrock.org.uk/WowzaModules/HotLinkDenial/

    Added IP checking to the same module, source code is included in the documentation.

    Shamrock

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    Quote Originally Posted by shamrock View Post
    After some discussion with a few people and one request here is an update to the HotLinkDenial module.

    See

    http://www.shamrock.org.uk/WowzaModules/HotLinkDenial/

    Added IP checking to the same module, source code is included in the documentation.

    Shamrock
    Wow, thank you very much. I just took a quick look at the PDF you uploaded along with it, looks great. Do wild cards work in the IPs? For ex 127.0.0.*

    I'll try it out shortly, thanks again.
    Last edited by Intrusion; 05-17-2011 at 05:27 PM.

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    Well it didnt, but it does now, so make sure you download the latest copy to get the update. And you would just put

    127.0.0,10.1

    and IPs 127.0.0.1 to 127.0.0.255 would match along with any IP beginning with 10.1

    Shamrock

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    Thank you, worked amazingly well.

    You are a life saver.

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    Thanks! worked like a charm! lifesaver!

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    Quote Originally Posted by shamrock View Post
    After some discussion with a few people and one request here is an update to the HotLinkDenial module.

    See

    http://www.shamrock.org.uk/WowzaModules/HotLinkDenial/

    Added IP checking to the same module, source code is included in the documentation.

    Shamrock
    Hi Shamronk, Here is my problem:

    Hi,

    I would like to know how to protect the stream from stealing from another websites? I set up <allowdomains>, used "Hotlink Denial" and they can not play directly my stream from their websites. HOWEVER they used IFRAME to embed the stream.
    For example: I played my stream on http://mywebsite.com/mystream.html. So they embed my stream by using "<iframe src="http://mywebsite.com/mystream.html" frameborder="1" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" width="640" height="400"></iframe>". And the stream worked on their websites without any problem.

    Please tell me how to prevent the stream from embed by iframe? How to limit stream can be displayed in SOME DOMAIN ONLY?

    Thanks you all,

    Could you please tell me how to prevent it? How to do a client-side hotlink denial?

    There is some guide here http://www.wowza.com/forums/showthre...r-stream/page4 but it is really difficult to understand.

    Thanks you in advance

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    Another approach is use htaccess rules that will prevent IFrame usage. Search for "htacces rule iframe"

    With client-side hotlink denial approach you leverage javascript in the HTML container, and poke that with ExternalInterface, then based on results allow the NetConnection or not.

    Either way, you have to work through it. If you need a developer to help, write to support@wowza.com and ask for the list of independent consultants. Include a link to this thread for reference

    Richard

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