Banned Countries
In accordance with the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control List, SourceForge is not available to some countries. This includes Cuba and Iran. Visitors from regions on this list can browse the website, but are not allowed to contribute source code. The entire SourceForge website was banned from mainland China in 2002. Vnunet.com: China says asta la vista to Altavista This ban was eventually lifted in 2003.
SourceForge.net Competitors
- This page was created by Jbbdude, a Part Time Guide in the Mahalo Greenhouse (see the original) and mentored by Cllangston.
Does Someone Knows Where Can I Find The Php Code Of A Blog?(2 Answers)
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Assuming that you don't mean a specific blog - Sourceforge has a number of choices.
How do I download the ophcrack live CD.(2 Answers)
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Ophcrack, wow.. haven't used that since I found Hiren's boot CD as its got the psw tools as well as lots of other disc tools stuff ...
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