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English => Compilation problems => Topic started by: wienne on March 23, 2005, 07:24:01 AM
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how do config amule only run command mode(TextClient)
i don't run X windows, no gtk,no wxWidgets,no gui
system: FreeBSD4.8 i386
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http://wiki.amule.org --> check how to compile amule-demon :)
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Soon it would be possible to change daemon configuration thru remote gui. Now - change config file.
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Originally posted by wienne
how do config amule only run command mode(TextClient)
i don't run X windows, no gtk,no wxWidgets,no gui
system: FreeBSD4.8 i386
hi all of you........
I can do this, in this moment wiki is down...........
in Two simple pass please!!!!!! :)
Thanks
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use remote gui or webserver - both can change daemon configuration
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remote-gui works?
nice lfroen I must have missed that commit :]
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Originally posted by stefanero
remote-gui works?
nice lfroen I must have missed that commit :]
scuse me stefanero how I can do this???
It's very important, you can help me explane me in few words!!!!
Thanks :)
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:( :(
Nobody can help me??????????
;( ;(
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heho
sorry takes sometimes a bit ;)
1st
NOTE: If you have already installed wxGTK 2.5.4 or higher, jump directly into the second step, since wxGTK 2.5.4 includes wxBase 2.5.4. Note that aMuled will not compile with earlier versions of wxWidgets, such as version 2.4.2!
Download wxBase 2.5.4 or higher from [URL]http://www.wxWidgets.org[/URL] unpack it, and do as user
* ./configure --prefix=/usr/
NOTE: If you want Unicode support you need to give the --enable-unicode flag to the configure script.
* make
as root
* make install
* ldconfig
2nd
* Download aMule 2.0.3 or higher from [URL]http://www.amule.org/files/files.php?cat=19[/URL]
Don't use version 2.0.0-rc8, there was a severe bug in it concerning aMuled!
Unpack it, and do as user
* ./configure --enable-amulecmd --enable-webserver --disable-monolithic --enable-amule-daemon
* make
as root
* make install
That's it. You now have a working aMule-daemon in /usr/local/bin
Now you need to configure it. To create the ~/.aMule/amule.conf file, which is the preferences file, run aMuled once.
The ~/.aMule directory and the ~/.aMule/amule.conf file will be created in the home directory of the user that ran aMuled.
this is for amule-daemon
if you need remote-gui
configure it with --enable-remote-gui and run
amulegui
then in prefs you can set everyting you want...also with
--enable-webserver
you can enable the compilation of webserver, and configure amule this way
hope that helps
stefanero