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  1. #11

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    i manage to get HTTP direct download via VirtualHost configuration file & also added a symlink. :D. now i need to figure how to add a password access..

    care to explain how to do this?

    You may want to add a .htaccess file for authentication in that /path/to/your/download/dir

    is this correct?

    alias /download /home/deluge
    <Directory "/home/deluge">
    Options +Indexes
    AuthType Basic
    AuthUserFile /etc/apache2/passwords
    Order deny,allow
    Require valid-user
    <Files .htaccess .htpasswd .htuser .htgroups >
    order allow,deny
    deny from all
    </Directory>
    or is this the correct 1 ?

    alias /download /home/deluge
    <Directory "/home/deluge">
    Options +Indexes
    </Directory>



    <Location /download>
    AuthType Digest
    AuthName "download"
    AuthDigestDomain /var/www/download/ http://url/download
    AuthDigestProvider file
    AuthUserFile /etc/apache2/passwords
    Require valid-user
    SetEnv R_ENV "/var/www/download"
    </Location>
    Last edited by dearblues; July 4th, 2012 at 06:08 AM.


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  3. #12

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    Quote Originally Posted by dearblues View Post
    well i hate waiting so i just switch to deluge for now :P

    the only problem i got atm is http download for deluge + apache
    I'm not too sure of your problem, but deluge should be fine. For apache, you could try out what Generalb has suggested by using Ajaxplorer. I once used that, but I find it more convenient to use Apache's Indexing which I could try copy the links I need and have them imported to IDM directly.

  4. #13

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    I'd like to say that actually this is different part from torrent. Deluge is working for getting torrent files on you seedbox. While, when you want to grab those files using http protocol, then that's the http server job to do. Any web server, I guess, can handle this simple job flawlessly. You need to point your directory which you put your downloaded files on the web server and you can directly access them using any browser or download manager.I want to add something which maybe you like to apply, like I do, is adding IP restriction. I do this since my own experience when I was beginning to torrent and grab the files using download manager. Someday I really when I see at my web server access log, there are plenty IPs which I don't recognize at all. I just realize that many "smart" people out there always looking and checking my (or other peoples) IP when they connect to torrent tracker. Lucky them at the first time, since I don't have any clue, they openly access my server only using my IP and browse all my downloaded files. What pitty me. LOL.Well, that's my lesson, big one. So, after that I close my door. Changing my default port, and restricted only for my IP. Others... they got Google face instead. For me, its more secure and easy enough to protect your files, even when you don't put any password within. It's just my story. You decide.

  5. #14

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    Quote Originally Posted by memumet View Post
    I'd like to say that actually this is different part from torrent. Deluge is working for getting torrent files on you seedbox. While, when you want to grab those files using http protocol, then that's the http server job to do. Any web server, I guess, can handle this simple job flawlessly. You need to point your directory which you put your downloaded files on the web server and you can directly access them using any browser or download manager.I want to add something which maybe you like to apply, like I do, is adding IP restriction. I do this since my own experience when I was beginning to torrent and grab the files using download manager. Someday I really when I see at my web server access log, there are plenty IPs which I don't recognize at all. I just realize that many "smart" people out there always looking and checking my (or other peoples) IP when they connect to torrent tracker. Lucky them at the first time, since I don't have any clue, they openly access my server only using my IP and browse all my downloaded files. What pitty me. LOL.Well, that's my lesson, big one. So, after that I close my door. Changing my default port, and restricted only for my IP. Others... they got Google face instead. For me, its more secure and easy enough to protect your files, even when you don't put any password within. It's just my story. You decide.
    nice :D. but its now that i dont want to close and open the port for my ip only. the problem is
    - my internet connection is dynamic ip :P
    - i also shared it with my friend

    that why i wanted to learn how can i put password xs into the link.

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