aMule Forum
English => Feature requests => Topic started by: FreeToGo on May 17, 2007, 05:00:36 AM
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Is there any chance that amule will have plugin/extension support in the future?
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What?
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Is there any chance that amule will have plugin/extension support in the future?
Be a little more explicit, please. What kind of pluggins/extensions?
Cheers!
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Somewhat like firefox extension or azureus plugin.
Is there any chance that amule will have plugin/extension support in the future?
Be a little more explicit, please. What kind of pluggins/extensions?
Cheers!
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To do... what?
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to handle ed2k:// protocol. I.e. click on link in Firefox will add link to amule
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Maybe I don't understand, but I think this should be a plugin to the browser, not aMule. And it works without plugin aswell.
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I mean is there any chance to develop a plugin support framework inside amule so that geoip, extension icons, skins and themes could be installable as a plugin/extension.
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Maybe I don't understand, but I think this should be a plugin to the browser, not aMule. And it works without plugin aswell.
Definitely.
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The guy is talking about aMule plugins to do stuff, like geoip etc.
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Plugins would be awesome.
And scripting also (something like ruby, tcl, python).
But I think if you want a program extensible thought plugins / scripting you need to change the hole design. I am dreaming about network plugins which allow to download same file from different p2p networks. 8)
However, this is out of scope for sure. Anyway, better a good edk client then a buggy plugin based hybrid.
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aMule is an ed2k-client.
What about inotify plugin?
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to handle ed2k:// protocol. I.e. click on link in Firefox will add link to amule
why don't you try to add these lines in about:config
network.protocol-handler.external.ed2k boolean True
network.protocol-handler.app.ed2k string /usr/bin/ed2k
(or /usr/local/bin/ed2k, check it)
and you got a handler for ed2k urls