Hi Chris,
The file section is open and files accessible by anyone. (This option
can be set by Matt only.)
Onff topic content follows..
If this should not be true for other users and files instead be
restricted like you described, this would not be the first oddity I
am recently experiencing with Yahoo services:
All of Yahoo's URL based/ only web-accessible services are messed
up.... Specified people cannot visit briefcases I have given them
access to. The JPG and WAVs that Barry uploaded I cannot download
with (browser-integrated or not) download managers (Go!zilla), nor
by "save as", nor by simple mouseclick - all I get on my harddrive is
html code, streaming (SIC) inizialization (and this is NOT a setting
of my computer), 4.5 MB large WAVs that cannot be properly read by
any program (incl. Wavelab: states "16 bit") and play back as white
noise merely. I cannot post replies on the SMOG webpages - they get
lost and I am lead to the log-in page.
All this has started when Yahoo made a few cosmetic alterations to
their services a few weeks ago. No comments from support addresses.
Does anyone have a clue WTF is wrong?
Sebastian Kuehnl
The file section is open and files accessible by anyone. (This option
can be set by Matt only.)
Onff topic content follows..
If this should not be true for other users and files instead be
restricted like you described, this would not be the first oddity I
am recently experiencing with Yahoo services:
All of Yahoo's URL based/ only web-accessible services are messed
up.... Specified people cannot visit briefcases I have given them
access to. The JPG and WAVs that Barry uploaded I cannot download
with (browser-integrated or not) download managers (Go!zilla), nor
by "save as", nor by simple mouseclick - all I get on my harddrive is
html code, streaming (SIC) inizialization (and this is NOT a setting
of my computer), 4.5 MB large WAVs that cannot be properly read by
any program (incl. Wavelab: states "16 bit") and play back as white
noise merely. I cannot post replies on the SMOG webpages - they get
lost and I am lead to the log-in page.
All this has started when Yahoo made a few cosmetic alterations to
their services a few weeks ago. No comments from support addresses.
Does anyone have a clue WTF is wrong?
Sebastian Kuehnl
--- In SergeModular@y..., "C. Whitten" <chris@c...> wrote:
> I'm so sorry to be like this (honestly) but....
> It is so boring to have disclaimers about patches and soundfiles,
especially
> when this is 1. a Serge interested group and 2. you have to join
and have a
> password anyway.