I was recently fired from my old job. It wasn’t a good firing – no reason behind it, and they’re being jackasses to me afterwards. So, 4 weeks later I notice that someone is still accessing my site, my personal help site, from one of their IP addresses. That can’t be. I can’t allow a company to fire me without a reason and then just let them use all of my work. Screw that.<\/p>\n
So I did what anyone would do to prohibit these cretins from stealing my work:
\nedit the htaccess file to disallow their entire subnet.<\/p>\n
SSH into your site order allow,deny 69.213.173.144 is their gateway (I should know, I only put in 4 years there). Last I checked it was a Sonicwall 4100 Pro, but they were trying to switch it out with a pair of Cisco ASA 5510’s. On a final note: Fuckers.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I was recently fired from my old job. It wasn’t a good firing – no reason behind it, and they’re being jackasses to me afterwards. So, 4 weeks later I notice that someone is still accessing my site, my personal help site, from one of their IP addresses. That can’t be. I can’t allow a … Continue reading htaccess deny range of IPs<\/span>
\nnano .htaccess<\/code> – this will create the file if you don’t already have it
\nadd the following:<\/p>\n
\ndeny from 69.213.173.0\/24
\n#deny from 69.213.173.144
\nallow from all
\nErrorDocument 403 http:\/\/it.thelibrarie.com\/errors\/forbid.html<\/p><\/blockquote>\n