by 999 » May 31, 2001 @ 3:30pm
There are a few low tech ways of keeping ppl out, but there will always be people trying to get access.<br><br>You can setup a redirect to the page, like a kickme.to account. They allow you to ban IPs with their redirector, so at least that way, you can restrict who's getting there via that conduit.<br><br>Next, you can run a frameset which relies on other frames being present. If they're not there, it will shoot you back to a specified URL.<br><br>There are also some freeware password setups, which are a little more intensive, but still hackable. The only password sites that my contacts have problems with are the kind where the input boxes are embedded into the html page. The other and more common kind which popup a seperate log/pass dialog window are easily cracked.<br><br>Take a look at for some simple java password routines. These ones are a little more complex than just making a "secret" directory on your site.<br><br>Without programming knowledge, or the proper tools to do it, you're limited to how "safe" you can make your pages.<br><br>