Configure lighttp to simulate .htaccess rules (Deny From All)
Posted by coldtobi | 19 Jun, 2010, 13:14Unfortunatly, lighhtpd does not support ".htaccess" rules directly. So if you want to use a script targeted for Apache, you have to implement your own rules.
Luckily, the most needed rule is to forbid the serving of a whole directory, the "Deny From All" rule.
This one can be emulated within the lighttpd.con -- but you have to list every affected directory. A tedious task to find out every .htaccess contianing the rule and then adding the path to the configuration.
But this can be automated:
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WoW Money Laundering?
Posted by coldtobi | 19 Jun, 2010, 09:37Today I want to share you a spam comment which was submitted some days ago. (I modified the comment and removed all external links. SPAM won't pay on this blog)
It seems that WoW has some reached some money laundery scheme, at least with "virtual money." I'm not playing the game, but it could also be that they (gold traders?) Use some victim as money mule to hide traces? Anti-Cheat detection prevention (you know, buying gold is considered cheating). I don't know, but I think it is an interesting development, and it might make sense to use caution. Especially if this is a way to launder real money, this can cause you real trouble (this could send someone to jail, worst case. IANAL! )
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