GITBOOK-27: No subject

Author: Musicminion

docs/on-premises/README.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Overleaf Community Edition is intended for use in environments where **all** use
 
 Without sandboxing, LaTeX compiles run with the same privileges as the container, allowing access to its filesystem, network, and environment variables. This creates a risk of data exposure or system compromise. Non-sandboxed compiles should only be used in fully trusted environments; for multi-user or production deployments, Sandbox Compiles are strongly recommended.
 
-For more information on Sandbox Compiles see: [Broken link](/broken/pages/7f495e34c7e239040c704060deafb9c9858aca72 "mention")
+For more information on Sandbox Compiles see: [sandboxed-compiles.md](configuration/overleaf-toolkit/sandboxed-compiles.md "mention")
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 ### Information about Server Pro

docs/on-premises/installation/using-the-toolkit/1.-download-the-toolkit.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ icon: arrow-down-to-bracket
 The Toolkit is compatible with both the Server CE and Overleaf Pro and is the recommended installation method. Using the Toolkit will allow you to easily get started with Server CE and seamlessly upgrade to Overleaf Pro if required.
 
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-[Ayaka-notes/overleaf-toolkit](https://github.com/ayaka-notes/overleaf-toolkit) is modified to use overleaf-pro image from ghcr directly. Also with texlive provided by ayaka-notes. But you can download official overleaf-toolkit.
+[Ayaka-notes/overleaf-toolkit](https://github.com/ayaka-notes/toolkit) is modified to use overleaf-pro image from ghcr directly. Also with texlive provided by ayaka-notes. But you can download official overleaf-toolkit.
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