Sinon, ce lien vers Saint-Lo ne marche pas non plus chez moi, et vous ?

Comme les pk3 sont déja dans le dossier maps/uo, autant pointer vers celles-là, non ?

Voila, la redirection est réglée, nous proposons maintenant un DL des maps customs à 150-200Ko/s à la place de 10Ko/s

les maps qu'on été seuls à avoir et qu'on a mit pour joué sans boulets

NOW! For an important note about Custom Maps and what I will call the "sound csv bug".
For those of you unaware: There is a problem in CoD2 where the server automatically 'loads' (see the REFERENCED IWD files above) ALL custom map's soundaliases/*.csv files even if that custom map is not actively being played.

This causes TWO problems:
1) When a client connects, it has to download ALL of the 'loaded' (referenced) IWD files that the server has. This means that a client would have to download EVERY SINGLE CUSTOM MAP OR MAP PACK before the client can begin playing even if the server is currently running a STOCK map!

2) The second problem DIRECTLY relates to our IWD Sum/Mismatch problem. If you have EVERY custom map 'loaded' due to the sound csv bug, then EVERY custom map will be listed not only in your sv_iwdnames and sv_iwds, but ALSO in your sv_referencediwdNames AND sv_referencediwds. OUCH!

To work around the sound csv bug, which will allow your players to download ONLY the map you are actually running AND save you LOTS of info_string space, you can do one of the following:

Option 1: BEST Option but only available to those of you who have access to the use of an fs_game folder -
1) Make a directory in your fs_game folder named "soundaliases" (without the quotes!)
2) Open EACH custom map (or mappack) IWD file and extract the contents of the soundaliases directory and put those files in your fs_game soundaliases directory. DO NOT DELETE THE FILES FROM THE MAP IWD FILE.
3) Put all the un-altered custom map IWD files in your /main directory.

Option 2: Not the BEST option because it involves more steps and adds an IWD file, but if you don't have access to the fs_game folder and run custom maps it is still WAY better.
1) Make a new directory (folder) in your C:\ and name it "soundaliases" (without the quotes)
2) Open EACH custom map (or mappack) IWD file and extract the contents of the soundaliases directory and put those files in your newly created soundaliases directory. DO NOT DELETE THE FILES FROM THE MAP IWD FILE.
3) Once you have all the soundaliases/*.csv files accounted for, ZIP your newly created soundaliases directory. Make sure when you open the Zip file, there is a soundaliases directory in there and the csv files are in the soundaliases directory. It is very important that the directory structure for your new zip file be the same as it was in the original custom map files.
4) Rename your Zip file to "z__svr_" + some custom text specific to your server (please note that there are TWO underscores after the 'z', this is intentional). Try to be original with the custom text part of the filename so that you do not conflict with another server.
Note: If you really want to be chinchy with info_string space and do not care if clients have to download the file, you can live without the _svr_ part of the filename, but still leave two underscores AFTER the 'z'.
Note 2: It can also be COMBINED with a mod IWD file so as not to effect the length of the info_string, but keep in mind that every time you change the custom maps on your server you will have to re-combine all of your mods to re-create the ONE IWD file goal.
5) Remove the part of the Zip filename that says ".zip" and replace it with ".iwd"
6) Upload your newly created IWD file to your server's \main directory along with all of your custom maps.