Blocking proxy IPs from visiting website!

Discussion in 'JavaScript' started by dayas, Oct 10, 2006.

  1. #1
    Hello,

    I know some people are using proxy IPs while visiting my website. I want to know is there any script that will block the proxies from visiting the website.

    Thanks in advance for your help.
     
    dayas, Oct 10, 2006 IP
  2. subseo

    subseo Guest

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    I could find a use for a reliable solution, too.
     
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  3. penagate

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    Use a server side script, not JS.
     
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    supermario Well-Known Member

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    could anyone tell me here...whats a server side script......

    I also want to block people visiting my website through proxy IPs....
     
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    Anatomy of a web site

    A web site consists of a collection of resources located within a domain. The files behind the site are stored on a server. On this server runs a program called a "web server" which listens for requests made on the HTTP port, TCP/IP 80. When a request is made the web server software looks up the request URI within the file system. If it is found it then serves the page back as a response. Now if the file requested is of a type handled by a server-side scripting language, such as Perl, PHP, ASP.NET, etc., the web server calls up the relevant scripting interpreter and passes it the request URI made to the server. The scripting interpreter then executes the script and writes its output to the response buffer, which is then sent back to the client by the web server.

    Long story short, a server-side script is written in a language such as PHP, Perl, etc. Almost all web hosts support these, they are what powers all web applications. This forum is a web application; it runs on PHP.

    Javascript, on the other hand, is a client-side scripting language. It runs wholly within the user's browser, if it is enabled, and can operate only upon the document structure of the page in which it resides.
     
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