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Fileuniverse won't let me upload...

Posted: 28 Oct 2005, 09:20
by Caydr
After many comments from people wondering where to find AA, I decided to try to upload it to FU. Doesn't work. "Document contains no data" in Firefox, and an error page in Internet Explorer. Tried creating an account, tried logging in, tried logging out, tried a different computer......

Ideas anyone? Should I just get someone else to upload it? What's going on?

Posted: 28 Oct 2005, 09:26
by SwiftSpear
Uploads have a maximum of 10megabytes, I'm bitching at gnome to get him to help you right now.

Posted: 28 Oct 2005, 09:28
by Caydr
AA is about 8.7 mb.

I'm going to bed now. If someone would be so kind as to upload AA to fileuniverse for me using the following information, I would appreciate it very much:

It should be listed as "Absolute Annihilation: Spring 0.3"

Filename should be: AASpring03.zip (this link can be found at the AA homepage, the AA page on the wiki, the news post, the topic in the mods forum...)

Description:
Absolute Annihilation: Spring 0.3
Readme and full changelog included in ZIP.

Posted: 28 Oct 2005, 10:47
by zwzsg
Looks like Gnome has already done it:
http://www.fileuniverse.com/?p=showitem&ID=1695

Posted: 28 Oct 2005, 10:51
by SwiftSpear
zwzsg wrote:Looks like Gnome has already done it:
http://www.fileuniverse.com/?p=showitem&ID=1695
Gnome made me do it and then took credit for it.

Posted: 29 Oct 2005, 07:20
by Caydr
Same deal. Someone want to upload 0.31 for me? Thanks

Posted: 29 Oct 2005, 19:57
by hrmph
I usually have this problem as well when uploading maps that are smaller than 10mbs..

Posted: 30 Oct 2005, 11:20
by Storm
Took credit for it? We all know Gnome (nor I) didn't create anything he puts up.

Posted: 30 Oct 2005, 13:19
by SwiftSpear
Storm wrote:Took credit for it? We all know Gnome (nor I) didn't create anything he puts up.
He got me to post the file via FTP, and then copy the title and description into IRC so he could properly label it. Honestly, I really belive I deserve credit for the super work intensive, highly intergral, part I played in the whole process </sarcasm> :P