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[was_jaclaz]

If I may throw in a few suggestions it would be interesting to:

• add an actual link to the "nativeEx server", like http://nativeex.boot-land.net/ or to the "download center", if it's not that one
• stick this thread
• either "re-fill" http://native.boot-land.net/ or remove it from here: http://www.boot-land...?showtopic=2815

Also, this is still online:
http://native.boot-l...t/downloads.htm
with mostly broken links.
(though removed from "main" tabs)

Why can't one "navigate" the site, i.e. on links like:
http://nativeex.boot...tiveEx_barebone
it gives :

Forbidden
You do not have permission to access this document.

jaclaz

[Brito]

Why can't one "navigate" the site, i.e. on links like:

This feature was disabled to preserve the privacy of files inside the respective user when google bots (and others) decide to crawl up the subdomain.

To allow public navigation, one can use a browse script link http://wimb.winbuilder.net/downloads/

[was_jaclaz]

This feature was disabled to preserve the privacy of files inside the respective user when google bots (and others) decide to crawl up the subdomain.

To allow public navigation, one can use a browse script link http://wimb.winbuilder.net/downloads/

Nice.

And when you click on "home" on that page is it supposed to get here:
http://wimb.winbuild...loads/index.php
(as it does currently) or here:
http://wimb.winbuilder.net/
(as it should)

As always, I may be completely wrong, but having "orphan" or "not accessible" links on a web page, is worse than NOT having those links, as it gives (at least to me) the impression of (choose one):

• secrecy (unjustified)
• untidyness
• semi-abandoned or abandoned status

@psc
I do not want to hijack this thread from it's actual scope, just post something to show you have seen the replies up to this one and I'll split this to a new thread, leaving on the original only your first post.

EDIT:
psc took note, topic splitted from it's initial one:
http://www.boot-land...?showtopic=8435

jaclaz