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>>6713 >hotlinking Helma.us seems to be running apache. If it has mod_rewrite enabled, .htaccess files are a simple way to prevent hotlinking. For example:>RewriteEngine on >RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$ >RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http(s)?://(www.)?helma.us [NC] >RewriteRule .(swf)$ - [NC,F,L] The second line allows blank referers. The third line allows any helma.us referers. The last line sets filetypes (.swf in this example) and shows nothing when someone tries to hotlink them. If you want, you could show some kind of "no hotlinking allowed" thing instead of nothing, eg:>RewriteRule .(swf)$ https://www.helma.xyz/hotlink.png [NC,F,L] >/up/ errors I get that warning on www.helma.us/up/ and "something went wrong (blank response)" on helma.us/up/. The latter could be caused by my browser settings, but the php warning has to be coming from the server.>>6714 >I find it a hassle to sign in every 90 days for Dropbox, or risk having all files deleted. If you have dropbox client installed somewhere (say, on the PC where you have the local backup copy of the pasta), that takes care of it while also automatically uploading any updates you make to the pasta. (The dropbox client isn't too bloated - it takes a few seconds of CPU time at startup, absolutely none while idle, immeasurably small amount while syncing files, no unnecessary network traffic, but it has a memory footprint of around 80 MB) But if you don't want any of that, there are plenty of free proper webhosts you could use instead.