vBseo 3.1.0 copyright removal
- Thread starter Morpheus
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J.Black
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Smeker said:Thanks dude... very nice shit
I got a question though... If i use this with a nulled version of vBSEO, can they know?
yes, it´s like all licensed owners of vBulletin, they have a database with all the urls licensed.
Yeah Morpheus, i know... i wanted to know if this removes ALL the copyrights and makes it virtually impossible for the vBSEO staff to see if your using vBSEO.
J.Black is right... they got a database with the forums that legally use vBSEO, and their staff easily can match my url with their database and find out if it's the real one or nulled.
But i KNOW that the trackbacks have been removed.
However, it would be great if anyone could manage to modify it to a point where it's got nothing to do with vBSEO anymore and/or successfully rename vbseo.php & vbseocp.php so their staff can't check to see if we're using it
It would totally defy them
J.Black is right... they got a database with the forums that legally use vBSEO, and their staff easily can match my url with their database and find out if it's the real one or nulled.
But i KNOW that the trackbacks have been removed.
However, it would be great if anyone could manage to modify it to a point where it's got nothing to do with vBSEO anymore and/or successfully rename vbseo.php & vbseocp.php so their staff can't check to see if we're using it
It would totally defy them
lordsyntax
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should also .htaccess the vbseo files in forum root
lordsyntax
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Smeker said:
Yes, it can be protected by .htaccess
Another way to protect the file from being accessed would be something like this:
PHP:
// $index['public'] = $index['public'];
$phpkd['username'] = "put_username"; // Here Is the User Name
$phpkd['password'] = "put_pass"; // Here Is The htaccess Password
if(!$index['public']){
if($_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] != $phpkd['username'] || $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW'] != $phpkd['password']){
Header("www-Authenticate: Basic realm=\"put_message\"");
Header("http/1.0 401 Unauthorized");echo "<head><title>Unauthorized</title></head><body bgcolor='#000000'><center><br>
<a href=\"../index.php\" style=\"text-decoration: none\" target=\"_blank\">
<font face=\"MS Sans Serif\" color=\"#FFFFFF\" size=\"8\"><b><br>Fuck off....<br></b></a></body></html>";exit;}}This will prevent the file from being opened in the browser.
Similar can be done with file-level based protection via .htaccess and .htgroups
So what exactly do I do with this to prevent the file from being accessed?lordsyntax said:Yes, it can be protected by .htaccess
Another way to protect the file from being accessed would be something like this:
PHP:// $index['public'] = $index['public']; $phpkd['username'] = "put_username"; // Here Is the User Name $phpkd['password'] = "put_pass"; // Here Is The htaccess Password if(!$index['public']){ if($_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] != $phpkd['username'] || $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW'] != $phpkd['password']){ Header("www-Authenticate: Basic realm=\"put_message\""); Header("http/1.0 401 Unauthorized");echo "<head><title>Unauthorized</title></head><body bgcolor='#000000'><center><br> <a href=\"../index.php\" style=\"text-decoration: none\" target=\"_blank\"> <font face=\"MS Sans Serif\" color=\"#FFFFFF\" size=\"8\"><b><br>Fuck off....<br></b></a></body></html>";exit;}}
This will prevent the file from being opened in the browser.
Similar can be done with file-level based protection via .htaccess and .htgroups
lordsyntax
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ALilHope said:
Insert it into the first few lines of the file you want to protect by user authentication. Replace user/pass/realm message with something you like and you are done
lordsyntax
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then u fucked up the installation of that
Works for sure ^^
Works for sure ^^
