I have grown rather fed up with certain individuals who simply create a page with a frameset and suddenly my web page appears under their domain name, so I’d like to stop it.
OK I found the codes on this page below and the last one seems to work in a sense but it redirects to your own page rather than physically blocking access.
I have grown rather fed up with certain individuals who simply
create a page with a frameset and suddenly my web page appears under
their domain name, so I’d like to stop it.
Well if someone else is framing you in, you want to bust out of that
frame, but it sounds like you want to kill all attempts for people to
see your site when they come from this foreign source – you could do
something at the server level to restrict requests from that server’s
IP address.
Walter
On Jan 26, 2011, at 8:06 PM, Ashley wrote:
OK I found the codes on this page below and the last one seems to
work in a sense but it redirects to your own page rather than
physically blocking access.
Thanks Walter. I was confused at first because in Safari the link just led me to a blank page but it worked in FireFox.
Once loaded into Freeway I applied the action to the page and in the actions palette it’s just blank. Is that correct? I tried this on one of the sites in question but it doesn’t seem to be working. Yes you are right about the Firewall and I shall look at that as well later on.
This Action is really old, I haven’t tried it since Freeway 2 or 3.
Post a link to the page you’ve applied it to, and I’ll see if it’s
written in the correct code or not. I don’t think it has any interface
– there’s nothing to edit or change, since all it does is insert the
frame-buster JavaScript.
Walter
On Jan 26, 2011, at 8:43 PM, Ashley wrote:
Thanks Walter. I was confused at first because in Safari the link
just led me to a blank page but it worked in FireFox.
Once loaded into Freeway I applied the action to the page and in the
actions palette it’s just blank. Is that correct? I tried this on
one of the sites in question but it doesn’t seem to be working. Yes
you are right about the Firewall and I shall look at that as well
later on.
OK, that’s curious I am checking now and it seems to be working in Safari but not FireFox. The link of my page is http://www.nudephotopro.com and you can test it from http://www.takephotosof.us/ which is one of the sites placing mine in a frameset.
You’re going to need to block those IPs at the server level. Have a
look around at .htaccess rules that fall under the heading “anti-
leaching” and see if you find something likely. You can get the IP
address of that server using the host command in terminal:
OK thanks that is very useful. For the time being I have removed the action and reapplied the html markup that was there before. I tried three others that didn’t work at all.
It sounds like a combination of .htaccess and the firewall should do the trick. I’ll post back if I find anything useful.
Thanks for the help debugging this. I’ve revised the Action and added
it to ActionsForge. I had written this in 2002! It’s still in the
original Freeway 2 Action format, which amazingly, Freeway 5 still
uses happily.
Hi Walter,
I’ve just tried this now using your action after removing the html markup and I have the same problem as before. It works in Safari but not in FireFox. I’ve left it at present, so that you can take a look. BTW when I try to download the action using Safari all I get is a piece of html downloading, but it works from FireFox. Hopefully we can sort it all out. I am amazed it worked at all from 2002.
Did you get this download behavior when downloading from ActionsForge,
or did you try to download the original script – which is unchanged
– from Freewaypro.com?
Walter
On Jan 27, 2011, at 9:38 AM, Ashley wrote:
Hi Walter,
I’ve just tried this now using your action after removing the html
markup and I have the same problem as before. It works in Safari but
not in FireFox. I’ve left it at present, so that you can take a
look. BTW when I try to download the action using Safari all I get
is a piece of html downloading, but it works from FireFox. Hopefully
we can sort it all out. I am amazed it worked at all from 2002.
This was happening at ActionsForge. I am using the latest version of Safari 5.0.3 and when you click on the link it downloads a file called FrameBuster-1.fwaction.html to the downloads folder.