links, content update

[mpj123]

I've updated alot of content... and Joe is importing a few more topics from the previous forum.

Does anyone remember anything worth importing that they would like back?

[obce]

http://www.insane-gamers.com/showthr...-buffer-script
Download link dont work for me and i dont have any copy

and will be nice to have the old link working for l2net commands/types etc
http://www.insane-gamers.com/jingjing/index.html
till we will have all the info on wiki

[angelificatus]

I agree with obce on jingjing old page.

Also, the downloads sections would be awesome

[mpj123]

I agree with the download section, but the wiki is supposed to replace the old jingjing manual... most of the examples are taken from there with more info

[Joe]

I agree with the download section, but the wiki is supposed to replace the old jingjing manual... most of the examples are taken from there with more info

I need some suggestions on a download section, I am not really a fan of the Download II add-on because of it's limitations so I was looking for a suggestion of a script that maybe encrypts an ftp download link...

[ABT]

upload files in mediafire is very nice.

[angelificatus]

joe, a launcher would be awesome to l2net.
with options to always keep l2net updated, single file download progression bar, overall progression bar, a field for command lines, dropdown menu to change versions and a checkbox for maps update.

[Infant]

Download section is not needed since we have autoupdater. Stickied, locked topic "Download section" with links lets say to dropbox should be enough. We need latest l2net IL client latest DP for it and few other things, ipjack may be.

My request is import all release notes from old forums. Its one of the best documentations we had on l2net. Reason it being best - it was complete.

[mpj123]

I may be able to get a sponsor for "direct" downloads.... Let me talk to my guy

[Joe]

I may be able to get a sponsor for "direct" downloads.... Let me talk to my guy

Not sure I understand this statement? We have plenty of bandwidth for the download site but no backend download software. I can provide direct links on the site but like i said apache limitations means large downloads would need to be downloaded via FTP. The other thought is to setup anonymous FTP service...