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One way is to look up the configuration examples for redirecting based on referrers specific to the web server or load balancer you are using. i.e. nginx, apac
by LinuxBender 5y ago
One way is to look up the configuration examples for redirecting based on referrers specific to the web server or load balancer you are using. i.e. nginx, apache, haproxy, etc.. Another way is to do this in whatever scripting language your blog may be using. I prefer doing this in the server as I don't have to fork the php scripts.
What web server daemon are you using?
- smusamashah 5y agoIt's on github pages so don't have that level of control on traffic. I dont think it's an option.
- smusamashah 5y agoFound this https://github.com/MohamedBassem/spam-referrals-blocker https://github.com/MohamedBassem/spam-referrals-blocker I was thinking that may be they are just opening the site with Javascript disabled. But that wouldn't trigger Google Analytics. Can definitely be done on Javascript side too. Thanks for the suggestion. :)