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-# EDIT THIS FILE AS YOU LIKE TO BLACKLIST OR WHITELIST ANY BAD USER-AGENT STRINGS YOU WANT TO SCAN FOR
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-# ****************************************************************************************************
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+# EDIT THIS FILE AS YOU LIKE TO OVER-RIDE, BLACKLIST OR WHITELIST
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+# ANY BAD USER-AGENT STRINGS YOU WANT TO SCAN FOR
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+# ****************************************************************************
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##############################################################################
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# ___ __ #
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##############################################################################
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# Add One Entry Per Line - List all the extra bad User-Agents you want to permanently block or whitelist.
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+# You can also use this include file to over-ride user-agents like wget or curl which are previously
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+# white-listed in the main list. This gives you full control over what you want to allow access.
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+
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+# This is for additional User-Agents that are not included in the main list of the bot blocker
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+# This is also used to over-ride User-Agents in the main list
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-# This is for User-Agents that are not included in the main list of the bot blocker
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# This file must exist on your system or Apache will fail a reload due to a missing file
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# This allows you finer control of keeping certain bots blocked and automatic updates will
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# Never be able to remove this custom list of yours
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# Make sure any words that contain special characters are escaped and include word boundaries as per the Regex examples below.
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-# Example the User-Agent name "someverybaduseragentname1" is entered as "\bsomeverybaduseragentname1\b"
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-# Example the User-Agent name "some-very-bad-useragentname2" is entered as "\bsome\-very\-bad\-useragentname1\b"
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+# EXAMPLE 1: the User-Agent name "someverybaduseragentname1" is entered as "\bsomeverybaduseragentname1\b"
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+# EXAMPLE 2: the User-Agent name "some-very-bad-useragentname2" is entered as "\bsome\-very\-bad\-useragentname1\b"
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+# EXAMPLE 3: if you want to block something like wget you would add the following "\bwget\b"
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+
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# the "\b" are word boundaries which prevents partial matching and false positives.
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# Follow the regex formatting examples below.
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-# ************************
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-# BLACKLIST ADDITONAL BOTS
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-# ************************
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+# *************************
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+# BLACKLIST ADDITIONAL BOTS
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+# *************************
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BrowserMatchNoCase "^(.*?)(\bMyVeryBadUserAgentName\b)(.*)$" bad_bot
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BrowserMatchNoCase "^(.*?)(\bMy\ Bad\ User\ Agent\b)(.*)$" bad_bot
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-# ************************
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-# WHITELIST ADDITONAL BOTS
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-# ************************
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+# *************************
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+# WHITELIST ADDITIONAL BOTS
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+# *************************
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BrowserMatchNoCase "^(.*?)(\bMyVeryGoodUserAgentName\b)(.*)$" good_bot
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BrowserMatchNoCase "^(.*?)(\bMy\ Bad\ User\ Agent\b)(.*)$" good_bot
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Mitchell Krog