Pic Security

[V@no]

If you are refering to remote located files (when used URL for the file), then its not possible.
Otherwise, try replace

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    if (!$image_info = @getimagesize($file) || is_remote_file($file) || !$mime = $mime_type_match[get_file_extension($file)][0])with:

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    if (is_remote_file($file) || !$mime = $mime_type_match[get_file_extension($file)][0])but I doubt it will help, because you did not explain what doesnt work EXACTLY, so I dont know where to look

[lorddean]

I might be stupid, but how do I implement the codes in

« Reply #1 on: March 24, 2005, 03:39:31 AM »

1) In which folders should I place the 3 files? (.htaccess, read_image.php and view_image.php)

2) Are there any other files I have to modify to activate the code? And if so, what modifications should I make?

Best regards

[V@no]

To which code are you reffering to? post a link to the reply please.

[lorddean]

Insert Quote
I might be stupid, but how do I implement the codes in

« Reply #1 on: March 24, 2005, 03:39:31 AM »
http://www.4homepages.de/forum/index.php?topic=6997.msg30699#msg30699
(It's the first reply under this subject, Pic Security)

1) In which folders should I place the 3 files? (.htaccess, read_image.php and view_image.php)

2) Are there any other files I have to modify to activate the code? And if so, what modifications should I make?

Best regards

[osmel]

thank you very much for everything!
it worked after all and sorry for the PMs i didnt know 


actually... its only working witn IE 

[osmel]

i tried mozilla and opera and they dont work with the mod, but it works on IE :S any idea why?
and im getting the image pic_error.gif

[V@no]

Its because for some reason media player requests 3 times the media file! that's why its getting expired too soon.
Another thing, it redirects to the media file, so its not really hiding the location...

So try this: In show.php replace

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   $site_sess->set_session_var("downloadpic", $pic[0]." ".$pic[1]." ".($pic[2]-$reduce));
    if (!$image_info = @getimagesize($file) || is_remote_file($file) || !$mime = $mime_type_match[get_file_extension($file)][0])with:

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   $ext = get_file_extension($file);
    if (in_array($ext, array("wmv","mp3","mpg","mpeg","avi","mov","wma","ogg")))
    {
      $reduce = 0;
      $image_info = 1;
    }
    else
    {
      $image_info = @getimagesize($file);
    }
    $site_sess->set_session_var("downloadpic", $pic[0]." ".$pic[1]." ".($pic[2]-$reduce));
    if (!$image_info || is_remote_file($file) || !$mime = $mime_type_match[$ext][0])

[osmel]

tried that im getting this
 


and i was using 6000 seconds in expire

[osmel]

actually is not that one, its this one...

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else
{
  $file = "no/pic_error.gif";
}
$file = @file_get_contents($file);

[lorddean]

I might be stupid, but how do I implement the codes in

« Reply #1 on: March 24, 2005, 03:39:31 AM »
http://www.4homepages.de/forum/index.php?topic=6997.msg30699#msg30699
(It's the first reply under this subject, Pic Security)

1) In which folders should I place the 3 files? (.htaccess, read_image.php and view_image.php)

2) Are there any other files I have to modify to activate the code? And if so, what modifications should I make?

Best regards

[V@no]

It was more like a theory for these who understand. You should continue reading the topic, because there are few "practical" codes posted based on that theory.

[osmel]

so any idea what could be causing opera/mozilla to not work and only IE???

[V@no]

I dont know, maybe because it reports a wrong mime type (make sure the first type for your file extension that is set in includes/upload_definitions.php is correct) and because its using media player v6.4 plugin...maybe

[TheOracle]

It might also be for the fact that Media Player 10 is more familiarized with IE than Firefox.

[osmel]

i have this on my upload definitions file

$mime_type_match['wmv'] = array("video/x-ms-wmv");

is that correct?