brilliant wrote:The Fileball.net site and FTP are not working. It appears that the domain has expired. Does anyone have contact with the site owners? That is a lot of classic Marathon files which should be preserved and not forgotten.
brilliant wrote:The Fileball.net site and FTP are not working. It appears that the domain has expired. Does anyone have contact with the site owners? That is a lot of classic Marathon files which should be preserved and not forgotten.
Lh wrote:ach, that's a real shame. First the new one get's deleted, and now the old domain goes down. Well, assuming that it's just the domain, if we can find the IP everyone can still connect. Plus there's a few of the DVD archive copies still floating about so those files aren't completely lost if the hosting has lapsed as well.
Diogenes wrote:I uploaded the extracted .tar to http://rising-studios.com/Marathon/filebal...ball%20Archive/ just in case anybody needs specific files (for whatever reason).
W wrote:Here's a really ugly page for anyone that wants to browse the files and see the descriptions.
Fileball at lochnits
W wrote:Here's a really ugly page for anyone that wants to browse the files and see the descriptions.
Fileball at lochnits
Hopper wrote:Yo dawg, I herd you like Fileball
Hopper wrote:Yo dawg, I herd you like Fileball
Hopper wrote:Yo dawg, I herd you like Fileball
Jóhannes G. wrote:This one gets my votes as it doesn't pagenize (sic?) the content so I am able to easily search the Fileball and get ashamed of my ancient maps. :S
W wrote:Done. There are a total of 5 pages now, and a page that just lists all of the authors with multiple submissions. You can search for people that way, or click their name when browsing files. I also stole Hopper's CSS. I'm probably done screwing with this now.
http://fileball.lochnits.com/
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