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DB, bro, I know the timing is ironic in regards to how much you love bits of code in the threads, but this you'll like I promise:
Think about a funny picture or html file that you want to pop up when drugseekers is accessed. Of course not TOO lewd since it still has to be on DB, but at least they lose the satisfation. Of course professional and informative is an option as well. I prefer humiliation when a volley is first sent my way, but you know. Once you find/create a good file, pass this code on to the gang:
1)initialize "mod_rewrite" as a DS0 in apache (probably already is)
2)create an .htaccess file in the web root directory (just edit as usual)
3)in the .htacess file you have open from 2), have them just do this:
Save the .htaccess file, upload arrest_us.jpg or whatever will spoil their fun to the root html dir, and of course match the file name to the third rule that does the re-insertion.
If, during browser testing the new URL changes from drugseekers back to drugbuyers after loading, have the tech staff also add a VirtualHost entry so the URL stays "drugseekers" instead of replacing it as drugbuyers which it might do, depending on your config. The rewrite is necessary because some apache name variables won't respond to a redirect properly the way they are doing it to you. This way, you're covered no matter how they switch it up, it'll work until they take out the redirect, which almost always happens when they get a taste of their own medicine.
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