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Old 08-19-2018, 09:12 AM
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I am fully aware of the problem with the "403 Error". It is NOTHING to do with OCC. Some of our files are stored on 3rd Party Websites. The problem escalated on July 1, when Google implemented their demands for "secure" websites. Although OCC implemented the procedure and requirements, some Websites did not. Thus the "hand shake" between secure and non-secure Websites can and does cause some issues. For the last two weeks, I have been trying to deal with the "third parties". It is getting tiresome to send e-mails and waiting 3 to 4 days, if at all, in getting a reply.

Today, I have jumped to Plan B in signing up for a dedicated Storage Site. I have tried it out and it seems to be working well. The downside is, there is a lot of files to upload and/or transfer to this site. I have started the process but it is going to take some time.

So, the process is in place. In the mean time, if there is Material that you need, send me an e-mail at: onlycubcadets@yahoo.com. I will try and get what you want and reply back.

Please be patient while this process is in place and can be completed.

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MON - Aug 20th

As far as I know, all the issues with the 403 Errors in the Tractor Section have been fixed. I may have missed one, if so, let me know.

Now, starting on the Implement section today.


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Thank you !
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Update Tue Aug 21...

I have started into the Tech Section - Implements. I am up to page #2 with all the Mower Decks. Some additions and clarifications were made.

On to the remainder of Page #2.


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Thank you Roland for all you have to do to keep this site up to date.

Per your first post, my thoughts went to "who appointed Google as the all mighty control of the internet?"
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who appointed Google as the all mighty control of the internet?"
That is a good question, and I wondered the same thing.
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Keep up the good work you do here to keep us in a Cub Cadet state of mind Roland!
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Thank you Roland! I'm not at all envious of this task.
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Thank you very much Roland


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Thank you Roland for all you have to do to keep this site up to date.

Per your first post, my thoughts went to "who appointed Google as the all mighty control of the internet?"
Probably the same azzhat who decided the weather channel was going to name every single storm
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As those above have said, Thank you Roland for all you do to make this site safe and efficient.
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