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A domain record / Abuse?
Good evening. A delicate question, how to defend yourself and act?
The essence of the story: Today I discovered that my site A is displayed entirely on someone else's domain B . At first I thought maybe the site was hijacked ... but no, I was able to log in to domain B and looked at phpinfo - this is my server. Then I looked at the WHOIS of the domain, it turned out to be NS addresses of jino hosting. Those. support made it clear that a person pointed to jino with an A record of the server's ip address, and we should already contact the hosting directly. I wrote an abuza to them, I'm waiting for an answer ... probably an answer will come in PN.
Domain B already has 400+ pages in the google index...my domain A has lost positions and pages.
Question:How to resist such lawlessness? and how to proceed? This is the first time I've come across such a case.
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Tell the server (apache?) that it would not respond with your site to any domain, but only to yours, then the problem will disappear by itself.
decision on puff
Sori for the second comment, wrote in a hurry.
if !($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] == 'МОЙСАЙТ') {
exit();
}
Correct code along with S1eng :
<?php if ($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] != 'domain') {
exit();
}?>
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