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English => aMule Help => Topic started by: DexterF on May 17, 2004, 01:50:17 PM
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example: got two boxen here, one is a dedicated p2p machine. don't wanna ssh there and hack in ed2k links manuall with " " and so, VNC is a little slow sometimes.
Adding a link parser to amulecmd would do the job, too, of course.
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Write a little bash script that'll do it all for yah
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I can't stop shitting blood.
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¿?
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Originally posted by DexterF
I can't stop shitting blood.
You should get someone to have a look at that! ;(
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looks like a trash thread now -> moved ..
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DexterF:
if you are still alive, at home, reading this (no bloody-shit etc), use amuleweb instead of amulecmd. You'll be able to add ed2k links with it with no ssh connection... and lot's more.
Greetings.
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alive, at home, not puzzled by senseless replies anymore...
but the available commands come down to a whopping: two.
->Help: Avalaible commands :
Help: Shows this help. Syns: help
Quit: Exits Textclient. Syns: quit, Exit, exit
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well what do you need command for?
I think the webserver when it is setup speaks foritself??
just follow the --> how to
set up your own webserver for amule and enjoy ;)
the amuleweb console thing you got those help infos from is just the deamon which runs the webserver in...
set it up right, connect with your favorite browser to your webserver port and you will see ;)
stefanero
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where was my mind. yes, did that already, too. i know it doesn't work remote in rc3 so I tried locally, no luck there either.
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hey
well what does not work?
any error messages in aMule log? or on webserver startup?
Here is the "Full" How To-->
http://www.amule.org/wiki/index.php/Webserver
stefanero
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when going to localhost:4712 there's only an aempty file and aMule produces this error:
wxSocket: invalid signature in ReadMsg
followed howtom, copied webserver dir to ~/.aMule, copied the template there, edited .eMule (the devs should really rename it, one might think it's an orphaned file from a wine/eMule test or so), still nothing but this error.
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I guess you did not read the wiki page right?
well webserver port is 4711 and not 4712!!! except if you changed it in your prefs ;)
stefanero
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Sorry, my fault. However, localhost:4711 won't work either. I don't get any errors but the browser tells me it's connecting for ages (cancelled after 6 minutes).
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does your amule log tell you something about
aMule.tmpl or is there some output in console from webserver deamon?
stefanero
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log don't say nothing about aMule.tmpl or anything else alike, amuleweb runs normally. Well, it bitches about libpixmap but that's only because it looks for a gtk theme engine which ain't there but that sure doesn't matter.
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you said two post above taht you copied the template...
did you also copy webserver src? like teh whole webserver folder into your .aMule directory?!
stefanero
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yes, webserver dir is there, too.
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hmm you have
wxBase installed?
and did you comile webserver yourself? or rpm package?
stefanero
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wxBase: no, I got wxGTK-2.4.2 here, not wxBase. Where does it say it's requiered?
aMule is compiled from src.
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hey
well as it seams wxBase is also required for webserver...
that is why we provide it on our webside :)
install it please recompile it and reinstall amule...
I had two reports that amuleweb first did not work and then worked, that is why I asking you to try it please.
thnx a lot :)
stefanero
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> Where does it say it's requiered?
It says in the compiling aMule HowTo ;-) (Check it at http://www.amule-project.net/amule/thread.php?threadid=796&sid= )
Greetings.
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That's news to me. Compiled against wxGTK which suffiiced since aMule 1.1.2.
And still 2.0.0rc3 configures/compiles *without* any errors so I'd say one can assume everything is fine.
This whole wx crud is annoying. Need this lib need that lib must compile with this option and that prefix and wave a dead chicken over it, performance is shoddy, stability is a joke. Each time aMule crashes one can be pretty sure somewhere in the backtrace it's a wx issue.
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well,
not really anything we can do about this wx* issue...
well except we could completly rewrite amule with a new code and base it on some other libs...
but then you would need those, and crash on them..so what is the difference?!
btw, did you try with wxBase and recompiled your amuleweb? does it work now?
stefanero
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right now aMule works pretty much alright, so I'd like to stick to "Never change a running system". unless one can recompile amuleweb alone without touching aMule itself.
and the difference between using other libs would be: some other libs don't suck a$$. qt for example.
Is wx2.5 an improvement at least?
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2.5 > 2.4 , so guess if it's improved, at least supposedly ;-)
To compile amuleweb with wxBase and not touching aMule, just compile normally and then move src/amuleweb to /usr/local/bin
Greetings.
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I'll give it a shot, thanks.
(increased version number doesn't mean improvement automatically - look at Gnome, gets crappier with every new version.)
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http://www.amule.org/amule/thread.php?sid=&postid=11516#post11516
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sssssssssoooooooooooooooooo.....
I wqas gone over the weekend....
and whats up DexterF how it wxBase comming and does amuelweb now work??
stefanero