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Sorry about this, we have asked our ad partner to turn off the bottom floating ads but this doesn't seem to have been acted on. We'll chase it up soon.

The error code literally tells you. "The file is under review"

Our policy is a bit more restrictive than the GPL, in that, in general, we require approval from the original author if the code is substantially based on another's project for it to be posted on LCPDFR.com. (See the LSRD drama)

Your topic has been moved to LCPDFR Support Requests. Please post in the correct location in the future.

I've lost count of the amount of these I've seen promised (literally!). Best of luck, I hope it actually becomes a reality!

I might be wrong but an OIV (i think) is just a renamed ZIP file. So you just change the extension to .OIV. But I'm not sure.

I just removed it for you.

I'm confused. Just remove the link in the What's New box. Can you take a screenshot of what you're seeing / your inability to remove it?

It's an annoying issue that seems to persist with Comcast. We initially were using OVH for our download infrastructure and ended up switching to DigitalOcean, but that hasn't seemed to help Comcast users. I can only assume that Comcast have a serious capacity issue on their network with some highly-used server companies. I did escalate this in the past and was just told that they had opened an issue in networking about it. I will chase it up again. What might help is if you can run a traceroute from the place that is having issues to download.lcpdfr.com, and reply to this thread with it.

You should be able to find the delete button next to all attachments now. I've also increased the space for everyone as I didn't know anyone was bumping into the limit!

Can you try again now?

Can you follow the instructions here please:

Mostly because some plugin developers artificially limit the versions of RPH they can run on. It also helps to have an RPH developer on our team (LMS) -- means that a lot of functionality that LSPDFR depends on is never changed in any breaking way.

You shouldn't be hitting any limits. Can you take a screenshot of what you're seeing?

Usually if stuff is removed there is a good reason, e.g; The user no longer wants their files on LCPDFR.com. There was a problem on the file that the user thought was worth removing it over. A permissions issue and potentially the author didn't have permission to use things that they used. Or simply just the author no longer wants the work public. For that reason, we don't really allow people to upload removed files, or files on behalf of another user. If an author wants their files here, we prefer them to put them here, so we can make sure everyone is happy.

How does that differ from just using the location field and putting whatever you want there?

Legally, it probably matches the definition of fair use. Realistically, if any website did get a cease & desist notification from a police department they are probably going to remove the material, instead of going to court with them.

Hello, Manual approval can take up to 3 days, although we try to aim for under a day.

Windows emits the same VK_RETURN (0x0D) regardless if it was the regular return/enter key or the numeric one. So this isn't a problem you can solve through the ini file.

Oh yeah, it's definitely a pushy PR tactic of course, it makes complete sense! On a more serious note, I'll try and see if I can push a quick fix for this.

Just pushed an update that might fix this for you. Let me know.

Sorry for the delay, we're looking into this now.

Hey, There was a temporarily outage on our download server when you posted this, our monitoring brought this back online a few minutes later.

Looks like there is an issue with it showing more but clicking on them doesn't do anything useful. It was probably caused by an update yesterday, I'll look into it, thanks!

FiveM has it's own community. Entangling it here would only serve to confuse people, especially the confusion we'd be offering FiveM mods but that the LSPDFR mod does not/never will support FiveM in it's current state.