[support] r690 committed - Removed references to the deprecated downloads feature.

[sup...@googlecode.com]

Revision: 690
Author: chrs...@google.com
Date: Wed Jan 22 18:48:14 2014 UTC
Log: Removed references to the deprecated downloads feature.
http://code.google.com/p/support/source/detail?r=690

Modified:
/wiki/FAQ.wiki

=======================================
--- /wiki/FAQ.wiki Tue Aug 6 17:29:57 2013 UTC
+++ /wiki/FAQ.wiki Wed Jan 22 18:48:14 2014 UTC
@@ -6,7 +6,6 @@
Other FAQs:
* [WikiFAQ]
* [IssueTrackerFAQ]
- * [DownloadsFAQ]
* [SubversionFAQ]
* [MercurialFAQ]
* [GitFAQ]
@@ -142,17 +141,7 @@
that browser on code.google.com, not just the tab where you made the
choice. This behavior is similar to that of Google Sites, but different
from Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Docs.

-There are currently two known problems with multiple sign-in on
-code.google.com:
-
-1. Our downloads server does not yet handle multiple sign-in. It will
-always treat an uploaded file as coming from the first account that
-you signed in to. If you signed into another account and then find
-that your upload is denied, try signing out of all accounts and
-signing in to only the one account that you want to use to do the
-upload.
-
-2. Some projects may include gadgets on their project home page or
+Some projects may include gadgets on their project home page or
wiki pages. Gadgets will only consider the first account that you
signed into.

@@ -293,11 +282,11 @@

== What should I do when I am notified that my project contains malware? ==

-When we find malware in a project hosted on Google Code, we take down the
project and notify you. To have your project republished, you need to
remove the malware.
+When we find malware in a project hosted on Google Code, we take down the
project. To have your project republished, you need to remove the malware.

-Unfortunately, it is very likely that one or more of the machines used by
the project developers are infected, and that the malware spread itself to
a file in the project's source code repository and/or downloadable files.
Therefore, before scrubbing your project, we strongly recommend that you
install reputable anti-virus and anti-malware software, and use that to
ensure that your machines are all free of malware.
+Unfortunately, it is very likely that one or more of the machines used by
the project developers are infected, and that the malware spread itself to
a file in the project's source code repository. Therefore, before scrubbing
your project, we strongly recommend that you install reputable anti-virus
and anti-malware software, and use that to ensure that your machines are
all free of malware.

-Once you have insured that your machines are malware-free and protected,
you should do a scan of the files in your source code repository and
download area, and delete/clean any files that contain malware. This will
ensure both that your project is free of malware, and that you do not risk
reinfecting your project at a later date.
+Once you have insured that your machines are malware-free and protected,
you should do a scan of the files in your source code repository, and
delete/clean any files that contain malware. This will ensure both that
your project is free of malware, and that you do not risk reinfecting your
project at a later date.

When you have cleaned the project, contact us at the address listed in the
notification email, and we will republish your project after checking that
it is once again free of malware.