aMule Forum
English => en_Linux => Topic started by: Deady on August 07, 2004, 11:41:02 AM
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I installed aMule, started it - it worked ok for the 1st time. When I exited and started amule again, it didn't started. I tried to start in command line:
[user@PC user]$ amule
Initialising aMule
Userhash loaded: 1FC11C112B0E7E8E55DEFC3C013B6F01
*** UDP socket at 4665
*** TCP socket at 4662
*** UDP socket at 4672
Aborted
[user@PC user]$ amule
I tried 2 reinstall it, having erased all wx* packages, but it didn't help.
The strangiest thing is, that aMule do start from root:
>su
>amule
this will work, but under normal user it doesn't work.
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remove the file clients.met in your .aMule dir.. should help
greets
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i tryed
- to remove the whole dir ~/.aMule,
- 2 copy this dir from root, changing owner after that
doesn't help
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then try maybe to remove .eMule too
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.eMule????
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it helped, thanks.
i think the problem was - i made some preferences wrong, while using it for the 1st time - that is why it didn't start 2nd time
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would be good to know what preferences crashed amule
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))))
i've already erased .emule
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I had that problem after installation of Xmule.
I had Amule runnig perfect before that.
I think the problem started after I configured xmule to use KDE 3.2 shell integration.
This feature was not been accepted in Amule.
Sorry for my bad english.
Drfrag
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Hum? aMule has already KDE 3.2 integration much sooner than xMule had, mainly because xMule took the code from aMule, as usual.
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Instale aMule en una maquina con Kurumin , y no se qeu hacer me cuando clico en conectar , me sale un mensjae de que no hay coneccion sobre una lista de servidores algo asi , QUE HAGO ,,,,PORFAVOR ALGUIEN QUE ME AYUDE
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Los posts en castellano, en los foros en castellano por favor. Una vez postees ahi te responderé ;-) A la gente no le agrada no entender parte del thread asà que los posts que no sean en ingles, a los foros del correspondiente idioma.
Un saludo
Translation: Spanish posts on the spanish forums please. Greetings
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So, I should delete the /emule folder in my Windows drive after installing amule on Linux in order to avoid crashes at start.!!! Is this true???
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uhm guys.. plz tell us whats the problem (in english)
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xurxo:
????? NO.
Please ask what's your question. I can't imagine why have you gotten to that conclusion :-S
Please re-type your problem (maybe o a different thread ? ;-)) so we can help you.
Greetings!
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Well, after changing from 1.2.8 to 2.0.0rc7 amule crashes on start when logged as normal user. When logged as root it works perfectly. I've read in this same thread an advice to delete the old amule ond/or emule folders -to discard old configuration files, i guess-. I'm installing on Linux mandrake, and deleting the old aMule folder doesn't help.
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have you checked file permissions? surely not ;)
check permissions for ~/.eMule ~/.aMule/ ~/.aMule/* ~/.aMule/Temp/* ~.aMule/Incoming
Greetings!
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Also, the configuration file is ~/.eMule.
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Permissions are set as Reading and Writing allowed for User and others, without succes: program only finishes loading when logged as root
By the way, where is such /.eMule configuration file? Ican't find It...
Sorry for being so clumsy... I'm an absolut newbie in Linux : )
Solved!!! I didn't know it was a hidden file... rc07 works perfecly now. Thanks!!!