How it works

Paste any URLs from your site into the admin panel, set an expiry date, and those pages will immediately return a 404 response to visitors.

When the expiry date passes, URLs are automatically unblocked by cron — pages become accessible again without any manual action.

Uses OPcache-optimized PHP arrays for lookups. Zero database queries on every request. Works through KVS plugin_extensions (PreSiteRequest hook).

/models/jessica/404

/videos/1842/leaked/404

/videos/1843/leaked/404

/categories/vip/404

4 blocked · expires May 4

Admin panel

Everything is managed through the standard KVS admin panel. Paste URLs in bulk (one per line), choose an expiry date, and add an optional note to label the batch.

Batches are displayed in a native KVS grid with expandable URL lists. Remove individual URLs or entire batches with a single click.

What’s included

Plugin files (PHP + Smarty admin template + language files)
English and Russian language packs
Automatic cron cleanup of expired URLs
Step-by-step documentation
Free updates

REQUIREMENTS

KVS 6.3.0 or higher
nginx with error_page 404 directive (default KVS setup)

Key features

Temporarily return 404 for any URL
Batch management with expiry dates
Automatic cleanup via KVS cron
Zero database load — OPcache PHP arrays
Instant effect, no nginx reload needed
Native KVS admin UI
Works with any caching proxy or CDN

Changelog

v1.0 - April 2026

Initial release. Temporary URL blocking with batch management, expiry dates, automatic cron cleanup, OPcache-optimized lookups.

URL Blocker