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English => aMule Help => Topic started by: klonka on January 07, 2005, 10:41:21 AM
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hi i currently use mldonkey and run it just on a different user, but mldonkey is ocaml not c++... and i know that c++ is bufferoverflow friendly ;) ... so what is the best way to "secure" aMule. does someone run aMule in a jail?... is there a readme with needed libs? (don't find something like that @ wiki)..
so whats your fav way to run aMule? ;)
bye
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hi,
simply as user, thats all ;)
cheers
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If you mean chroot "jail" - setting this up can be complicated thing, depending on your environment. aMule depend on a lot of libs (depends on how did you compiled it), use ld to find out which exactly. You may consider to run only daemon (amuled) in such environment, since it doesn't need any X related libs
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yea i mean a chrooted jail ;)...
and i only run amuled (and amuleweb).. i want run amule at my linux router...
ok i first try amule as simple user.. if it run stable for me i try to chroot it ;)
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for amuled get amule-cvs. amuled in rc8 has a big bug and its losing sources
cheers
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oki.. thanx for info... my current problem is, that the amuleweb is segfaulting/hanging and crashing ;)
another thing.. how could i start the amulewebserver and amuled in background...
i currently use "screen" for amuleweb because the "password" question
bye
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hey
for sending amuleweb to teh background use
-q for quite, and -f for reading pass from .eMule file
so start it with
amuleweb -q -f &
and amuled in background simple add a & at the end aswell...
stefanero
PS. webserver is still a little buggy when you are impationed and dont wait till the pages are loaded, this is fixed already by lfroen I think, but dont know if comiited it yet
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ok i will try this, after cvs is compiled... (crappy cpu)...