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English => aMule Help => Topic started by: Third Angel on October 19, 2004, 07:27:00 PM
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Hi
I wants to know if it's possible to config the amule program (ora compile with particular options) in the form of a core part (a daemon running in background for every user of the machine) and a gui part to let each user of the host connect to the core and use it.
In fact how can I use amule in a multiuser machine, if it's a monolititc application ? The future webserver will not cover this kind of problem.
Thanks a lot of the patience.
Marco
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aMule is not a monolithic application since some months ago.
if you compile it with --enable-daemon (not sure that's the option, check configure --help) you will have "amuled", which is a daemon. Then use amulecmd to connect to it.
Lots of information about this is on the wiki http://wiki.amule.org (which leads to see that you didn't searhc much :P)
Greetings!
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is it possible yet to connect to the core with a gui from windows? i'd like to control the core running on my linux box at home from work where i only have windows.
so is there something like the sancho-gui for amule? or a precompiled wx-gui based on a windows-port?
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run amuleweb on the same box where aMule runs. and control aMule hrough Internet Explorer (or whatever) from your work place ;)
Greetings!
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AFAIK the gui/core separation is not complete..
the working feature that u have to do what u want is to use the webserver...
check the wiki (http://wiki.amule.org) for the instructions...
And good luck!!!!
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oops seems that jacobo was replaying at the same time.... with better info
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thanks, i'll try that. but i assume that the web-interface wont offer all functions the wx-gui offers?
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horst: you'll be amazed with the amount of options it gives you. believe me ;)
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Yes, some functions are still missing in daemon. And it can be controlled only from browser or amulecmd.
But those will change in near future - hopefully on next RC releases.
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... but I can't compile with the --enable-amule-daemon support ! ?( It's simply ignore this options so that in the final report after that configure has done all its job it says "Should aMule daemon version be built? (EXPERIMENTAL) no" and obiuovsly it doesn't compile. Do I have to put other options with that one ? I used the option --enable-optimize and conflict with this one ? I'm a bit stuck :(
thanks a lot
Marco
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btw, the daemon doesn't work with wxgtk 2.4.2 .. use wxgtk 2.5.3
greets
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Originally posted by Third Angel
It's simply ignore this options so that in the final report after that configure has done all its job it says "Should aMule daemon version be built? (EXPERIMENTAL) no" and obiuovsly it doesn't compile.
like jacobo said in his first post: check configure --help