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every time i typed "http://splashy.alioth.debian.org/wiki" on the web address bar,i could only get a page just include 2line words: Forbidden
you don't have permission to access /../ on this sever.
thanks to pan64.maybe i should make my point more clear. I just wanna get some tutorial about splashy from that page.I am working on how to made a bootplash for the kernel-3.0.x running on my embedded device.. anyone can help me ?
that is ok, but the access to the webpage is currently denied. The admin can unlock it or tell you how can you read it. Probably you need a user account...
that is a URL that points to a website (AKA "site")---I asked what the site is, but maybe the real question should be: Why do you think you should be able to connect to it? The point is that anyone can put up a website that is not intended for public use----this means that anyone that knows that it is there should also know how to get into it.
There is a link that is the same as you were trying---looks like maybe they have a glitch. I suggest sending e-mail to the maintainers (see their mailing list)
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