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cd34 · 2005-02-01, 05:11 PM

It can be done.

if you set the DocumentRoot in apache's main config to

/var/www

and your domains are in /var/www/domain.com

you can put in an .htaccess in /var/www and it will apply itself to the directories below.

If they are using normal apache chroot environments, then you probably need to ftp the .htaccess to the root of each directory -- unless you can edit the apache configs. Then you could add

Include /etc/blah/hotlinkhtaccess

in each virtual config.

2005-02-01, 05:11 PM	#3
cd34 a.k.a. Sparky Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: West Palm Beach, FL, USA Posts: 2,396	It can be done. if you set the DocumentRoot in apache's main config to /var/www and your domains are in /var/www/domain.com you can put in an .htaccess in /var/www and it will apply itself to the directories below. If they are using normal apache chroot environments, then you probably need to ftp the .htaccess to the root of each directory -- unless you can edit the apache configs. Then you could add Include /etc/blah/hotlinkhtaccess in each virtual config. __________________ SnapReplay.com a different way to share photos - iPhone & Android