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@wankmaster.. yes.. pure .htaccess will not work..
thats the beautiful thing about md5.. its one way ;-)
so just do the same thing at the other end..
encrypt lets say timestamp combined with IP (or even data you save to your database) to md5
on the other end also get the time and IP and hash that.. if its the same data then hash will be the same --> aproved to download
I just posted this since there is no way to protect your files other than by script or some other server sided technike and wanted to give people an idea of how to realise a script-protection for your files
The only reason why I need my files protected so hard is that I have a file-hosting service and I want to show an add above the file to download / picture to view..
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