I would like to exclude the REFERRER

67.15.114.78/statsdelivered2/

from hitting my site. How do I do it?
This is a maliciously ridiculous site that shows another
ad every time you reload it. However, our pages receive all
kinds of hits by clicking into the above pages.
We cannot see what these malicious people do with our pages,
because, as I said before, we see a new page from there every time we
try to get there.
Is it possible to have something in the .htaccess file that precludes
people from getting to our pages after clicking a link into the above
address?
Thank you very much.

maria

On 15 Feb, 05:35, maria <maria@maria_de_napoli.com> wrote:
> I would like to exclude the REFERRER
>
> 67.15.114.78/statsdelivered2/
>
> from hitting my site. How do I do it?
> This is a maliciously ridiculous site that shows another
> ad every time you reload it. However, our pages receive all
> kinds of hits by clicking into the above pages.
> We cannot see what these malicious people do with our pages,
> because, as I said before, we see a new page from there every time we
> try to get there.
> Is it possible to have something in the .htaccess file that precludes
> people from getting to our pages after clicking a link into the above
> address?
> Thank you very much.
>
> maria

just disable javascript using noscript, and you can. In fact it shows
frames with others sites inside, as well as content from about 30
domains.
Do you receive requests for html content. If you do, why not embed
some code in the head of this html page which redirects the whole damn
page away to somewhere like google.
the code would be something like this:
(you have to allow domains and servers which you _do_ want your page
to be framed in, like google analytics, and other websites that you
need stats from etc.. all others than try to frame your html will then
be directed.)

<script type="text/javascript">
function in_array(needle,arrHaystack)
{
var hl = arrHaystack.length;
for(i=0;i<hl;i++)
{
if(needle==arrHaystack[i]) return true;
}
return false;
}
try
{
var strurl = top.location.href;
var strhost = strurl.substring(7,strurl.indexOf('/',10));
var arrallowedcachinghosts = new
Array('www.yourdomain.com','anothefriendlyserver.c om');
if(!in_array(strhost,arrallowedcachinghosts))
{
try
{
window.location.replace('http://www.google.com/);
}catch(error){}
}
}catch(e){}
</script>

encoding this javascript, and saving in your html docs will remove
framing for all sites.

dont rely on the referer header to you 100%, it is set (or maybe
not) by the users browser.

There is an example in the manual to stop hotlinking.
Not to mention here:
http://www.tiglo.co.uk
see this page - where a "goaway" image is found and served instead of
your original
/technology/internet/Part-1-Preventing-Image-Hotlinking-Web-Scrapers-
And-Referral-Spam.html

found from googling "apache 2.2 docs hot-linking"