> Hi! I can't deny downloading certain files in
> specific folders. When trying to block the
> downloading of pdf files in a folder
> www.erowid.org/experiences pdf files are still
> loaded exp_pdf_ID-1234.pdf exp_pdf_ID-54321.pdf,
> etc. Some files are broken, so it takes up too much
> space on the disk.

> -qwC2%Ps0u1%s%u -N
> %h%p/%n%[A:_A-:::]%[Y1:_Y1-:::]%[i:_i-:::]...
> -%I0p3DaK0c4T60R10H0%kf2A100000#L100000000%f#f -F
> "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; Win32)" -%F ""
> -%l "en, en, *" <http://www.erowid.org/> -O1
> "C:\www.erowid.org\www.erowid.org"
> -www.erowid.org/cgi-bin/*
> -www.erowid.org/references/*
> -www.erowid.org/experiences/*.pdf -%A
> php3,php,php4,php2,cgi,asp,jsp,pl,cfm=text/html -%A
> css=text/css -%A jpg,jpeg=image/jpeg -%A
> pdf=application/pdf
The Assumes are ONLY to be used when a site's mime DB is temporary broken. It
can also break URLs, such as getimage.php?ID=xxx will assumed to be a html
file and not an image.
Your filter should have rejected files ending in pdf. What was the original
link? You may want to try -Mime:application/pdf instead of -*.pdf