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English => aMule Help => Topic started by: ubuntwinkel on November 10, 2006, 04:26:28 AM

Title: can't search
Post by: ubuntwinkel on November 10, 2006, 04:26:28 AM

Newly installed amuled and amulecmd on ubuntu, but 'search' and 'results' are not listed under available commands with amulecmd.  I have used them before on another system (mandrake) without trouble.  Did I forget something in amule.conf?  ...or something else even simpler?

thanks

EDIT
These are the available commands I get:

aMulecmd$ help
Available commands:
Add           Adds an ed2k link to core.
Cancel        Cancel download.
Connect       Connect to the network.
Disconnect    Disconnect from the network.
Exit          Exits from the application.
Get           Get and display a preference value.
Help          Show help.
Pause         Pause download.
Quit          Exits from the application.
Reload        Reloads the given object.
Resume        Resume download.
Set           Set a preference value.
Show          Show queues/lists.
Shutdown      Shutdown aMule.
Statistics    Show full statistics tree.
Status        Show short status information.

All commands are case insensitive.
Type 'help ' to get detailed info on .

Where did 'search' and 'results' go?

Title: Re: can't search
Post by: skolnick on November 12, 2006, 01:29:17 AM

You say you are using aMule 2.1.0, which is pretty old...have you tried using at least 2.1.3 (which is current as of this writing)? or even better, a SVN  version?

Regards.

Title: Re: can't search
Post by: stefanero on November 12, 2006, 01:50:52 PM

btw I belevie in 2.1.0 is no search function in amulecmd yet, it hast been implemented later on

Title: Re: can't search
Post by: ubuntwinkel on November 13, 2006, 11:51:46 PM

Thanks for the replies!

I have found and installed 2.1.2, the latest available version I could find for ubuntu, but it also does not have search function.  I guess I will wait for an ubuntu deb package for 2.1.3 to appear.  

I did find a 2.1.3 deb, but it wouldn't install (uninstallable dependencies).  In the meantime, doing searches with amulegui works fine in place of amulecmd with the same benefit: it starts up and shuts down without interrupting the core.    :D

Thanks again.