hi, i trying to make to make downloader site, the process was like this:
- user enter the site
- paste their link
- and the wget or downloader program would download the files every
night
- the file saved using the primary key of the database value (number),
this one example of the table row:
reqid: 273
userid: 5
reqlink: http://127.0.0.1/bla.pdf
reqtime: 2009-12-03 07:22:01
the file saved on /data/dl/273.data
how can i protect the download link so people wont able to download
directly
but must use some link, such as:
http://bla/get/273 but this link only activated when people has logged
in…
what i mean is, can i make temporary link that can only be accessed
certain
IP and session (of the logged user), one request only, without messing
around and reload nginx’s configuration everytime authenticated people
wan’t
to download the file, and without load file into server side scripting
engine (PHP, etc) because it’s slow when i use server side engine to
serve
the file…
Thanks for care to read this mail…
Regards,
Kiswono
GB
Maybe this will be of help?
http://wiki.nginx.org/NginxHttpAccessKeyModule
Kiswono P. wrote:
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On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 4:34 PM, Phillip O. [email protected]
wrote:
Maybe this will be of help?
http://wiki.nginx.org/NginxHttpAccessKeyModule
thanks, but using that lib, i still should mess with nginx main
configuration or at least “sites-available/somesite” file ^^ hmm… this
case
hard to crack… i wonder how rapidshare or megaupload did their things…
did
they serve their file using server side script, wouln’t it be slow and
wasting resource…
X-Accel-Redirectthe is the key, i also use this feature, works like a
charm.
The server side script only send the header fast, secure and easy to
setup…
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 18:38, Kiswono P. [email protected] wrote:
thanks, but using that lib, i  still should mess with nginx main
configuration or at least “sites-available/somesite” file ^^ hmm… this case
hard to crack… i wonder how rapidshare or megaupload did their things… did
they serve their file using server side script, wouln’t it be slow and
wasting resource…
You could try X-Accel-Redirect header,
http://wiki.nginx.org/NginxXSendfile
So your script just have to emit the header. File delivery will be
handled by nginx.
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Arie Karhendana
oic thank you all, i will try to learn it, if i got it wrong, i will ask
again ^^
btw mr. arie, you’re from indonesia right ^^ nice to meet you…
Arie Karhendana wrote:
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 6:57 PM, Alexander K. [email protected] wrote:
X-Accel-Redirectthe is the key, i also use this feature, works like a
charm.
The server side script only send the header fast, secure and easy to
setup…
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Regards,
Kiswono P
GB