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English => en_Linux => Topic started by: walterp on February 08, 2008, 01:48:42 PM

Title: Amulegui, amulecmd and amuled
Post by: walterp on February 08, 2008, 01:48:42 PM
Hi,

I have a configuration with a amuled running on a box and one client connected to make searches.  I can run the server without any subtancial problem. I can connect to the server using amulecmd and do everything that the program can. But, if I could try to connect using amulegui I'm "always" disconnected, although amulecmd says that I'am connected.

I have looked the configuration, etc but I don't have found any important issue. When I run amulegui, it ask me about the remote connection. Can anybody tell me which stupid mistake I'm doing?

Regards
Title: Re: Amulegui, amulecmd and amuled
Post by: Archmage on February 12, 2008, 04:40:00 PM
At least on my machine I need to wait 5-10 seconds till aMuleGUI will show that it is connected.
Title: Re: Amulegui, amulecmd and amuled
Post by: walterp on February 14, 2008, 01:05:30 AM
At least on my machine I need to wait 5-10 seconds till aMuleGUI will show that it is connected.

I have been waiting minutes ..... with amulecmd I have no delay.

Regards
Title: Re: Amulegui, amulecmd and amuled
Post by: walterp on February 14, 2008, 01:08:26 AM
I forgot to ask:
- there's some special configuration in the amulegui conf that i should put?
- the .aMule/amule.conf of the client and the user  that execute amuled must be the same?
- Have to be sync in some way this confs?

Regards
Title: Re: Amulegui, amulecmd and amuled
Post by: AnimAlf on February 14, 2008, 05:56:08 AM
- there's some special configuration in the amulegui conf that i should put?

No, it isn't necessary. If you connect to a remote machine or the amuled begun by another user it isn't necessary. Better it erases the whole  ~/.aMule directory if it's the visitor's home. 

- the .aMule/amule.conf of the client and the user  that execute amuled must be the same?

the conf file is .aMule/remote.conf

- Have to be sync in some way this confs?
 
If you want to create it, you can use amulecmd to create a first file ~/.aMule/remote.conf
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~ $amulecmd -h=machine -P=pass -w
   
 You'll be able, to this way, simply to connect executing:
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~ $amulecmd   
   
if you call to the amulegui without parameter, you'll only have to press Return. The modifications to the preferences that are made with the amulegui stay in ~/. aMule/remote.conf but I don't know if they are effective in the remote place.