You could create a robots.txt file in the http root directory to tell automated tools not to look at some or all of your content.  wget for instance does not have a flag to ignore robots.txt (based on the output of wget --help).  Of course this assumes that the client is written to respect the robots.txt so it won't stop someone who is really serious.   Just google robots.txt and you'll find more info.  Be aware that search engines will also ignore your content.

Best of  luck!

Mike Frysinger wrote: 
On Thursday 05 January 2006 00:47, Aramico wrote:
  
Of course not. People still can see the web pages, but they can not take
all the file (copy the files and its subs dirs) simulatantly.
    

you didnt understand what he was telling you

you cant lock out wget but allow a web browser, there's no way for you to know 
for sure the client is wget ... the program allows you to easily change the 
reported user agent to say 'firefox'

you could use mod_rewrite or something to check the useragent header, but that 
would only stop people who dont know their tools
-mike
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