marinanewman

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Client informed me today that if I go to

http://serverip/bandwidth/

And click on one of the months.. it shows ALL the clients on the server and how much bandwidth they are using..

I don't care about the bandwidth figures but I do care about revealing my client list to the world..

Any way to shut this down.. stop it.. protect it?
 

s3kk3y

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not really a option when its a server-wide alias.

Only thing you can do is comment out:

Alias /bandwidth/

in your http.conf
 

haze

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[quote:6f7b19d100][i:6f7b19d100]Originally posted by s3kk3y[/i:6f7b19d100]

not really a option when its a server-wide alias.

Only thing you can do is comment out:

Alias /bandwidth/

in your http.conf[/quote:6f7b19d100]

We make it a habit of password protecting our /bandwidth and haven't had any problem. Works great.
 

s3kk3y

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how do you password protect /bandwidth/ on all your hosted domains?
 

s3kk3y

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try changing the IP to any one of your hosted domains.

Instead of:

http://serverip/bandwidth/

try:

http://yourclientsdomain.com/bandwidth/

Its a alias within http.conf so it works with all domains listed.
 

Website Rob

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This thread helped me solve this problem:

http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?s=40f7e596e09dd8732d8fb4156c0d9760&threadid=68117
 

marinanewman

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thank you everyone... this is something cpanel should be protecting... and not somehting we should have to worry about..

but will get it handled...
 

iain-pczap.net

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thats not a BIG problem but its still a way of another host offering your users better offers...

any other open access areas like this?