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English => aMule Help => Topic started by: bujo696 on August 31, 2005, 05:18:53 AM
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i've installed amule on a CentOs 4.1, with no gui, just..
when I try open web control panel it ask for the password, i write the password, and it does nothing more.. asks again and again.. like wrong password..
I've typed the password in amule.conf..
AcceptExternalConnections=1
ECAddress=
ECPort=4712
ECPassword=qaz
ShowProgressBar=1
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[WebServer]
Enabled=1
Password=qaz
PasswordLow=1234
Port=4711
Also im not sure if it is configurated ok..:
root@sv1 [~/.aMule]# amuled
amuled: OnInit - starting timer
Initialising aMule
Checking if there is an instance already running...
Loading temp files from /root/.aMule/Temp.
All PartFiles Loaded.
ListenSocket: Ok.
*** TCP socket (ECServer) listening on 0.0.0.0:4712
*** Server UDP socket (TCP+3) at 0.0.0.0:4665
*** TCP socket (TCP) listening on 0.0.0.0:4662
*** Client UDP socket (extended eMule) at 0.0.0.0:4672
Empty dir /root/.aMule/Incoming/ shared
What may be wrong?
The server is remote.. so i acces the http://ip:4711
Regards,
Bj
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you need md5hash for passwords
please check
http://www.amule.org/wiki/index.php/Webserver
there is a guide on howto set it up
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yeah, greate.. i think that's done.. but now i have another problem..
when i open from remote the amuled web admin page using IExplorer it logins succesfuly, but when i press any button it opens a download window ?(
I've tryed with firefox and works fine..
Regards,
bj
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also it is soo slow.. it doesn't reached 10kb/s..
and it has a low id..
uploading at 10kb/s or 20kb/s on a 10mb line :) and 700 conections per file, and 1000 total..
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well why dont you do smth against the lowID ?
you ahve a router? or directly connected to teh internet?
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sorry, i wanted to say that it has NOT low id, It has HIGH ID..
It a server in a datacenter :P
I suppose they has a kind of router..
What about Internet Explorer? what can i do?
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about IE, dont know I tryed it here and works fine...
about amule and slow you have to gain credits first to get good downloads wait 2-3days and it will be better, dont panic ;)
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Try to enable HTTP v1.1 over proxy...
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ok.. you right about credits :D it reached more than 150 kb/s
I have another problem..
as you know I run amule on a remote server.. and when putty ssh session expires it close the emule..
I've an CentOS.. how can I do to be ever, and to don't have to open it everytime?
Also, any way to use more acounts for more users?
Thanks you,
Bj
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do you fork amule?
try to launch the program with the option -f (amuled -f), in this way the program will execute in background and even if the session expires it will continue to run.
I use ssh too to launch aMule, but in this way you can disconnect right after have launched it.
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great :)
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or ad an & in the end does the same thing ....
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ok, and if i need to close it after started fork?
also, i've installed a copy in /home/tntx/.aMule/ and started with this user, tntx..
how can I access the webmule? i've tryed http://ip:4711 also http://the_domain_for_tntx:4711 and nor work..
Thanks in advice,
Bj
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to close it run
amulecmd and issue the command -> shutdown
for the webmule to work, you 1st need to start normal amule, and tehn either setup in your amule.conf file, that amuleweb starts automatically at amule start.
or you start it seperatly with teh command
amuleweb
both works fine, if you need to send amuleweb into the background run it with
amuleweb -q&
also amuleweb has a man page, if you need more infos
with
netstat -ntpl
you can check if its listening to the right port or if its listening at all....
stefanero
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To stop you can even give a
killall amuled; killall amuleweb
I haven't understood... you installed it twice in two dirs or you just copied it in the second dir?
In the second way remember to change the line
OSDirectory=/path/to/your/.aMule/
in amule.conf
If you have two istances of aMule running with different users remember to set diferent ports for the connections AND for amuleweb, otherwise you will be able to control only one of them!
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-bash-3.00$ amuleweb
Enter password for mule connection:
Creating client...
Now, doing connection....
Using host 'localhost' port: 4712
Trying to connect (timeout = 10 sec)...
Connection Failed. Unable to connect to the specified host
That's what i get.. and I'm sure the password is correct.
And I've a personal version without gui, compiled only for web and ssh, cause it's a remote server.. so i don't have to run amuleweb..
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Put the output of:
ps aux | grep amule
I believe amule is not running,just check the output of the command above....
Cheers...
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and also check that you have external connections setup right, like shown in the wiki link in one of the first posts in this thread
stefanero
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Originally posted by stefanero
or ad an & in the end does the same thing ....
don't think so, afaik it's still "bound" to the ssh-session, that's at least my experience.
@bujo696:
try to start amuled without the -f option, so you're shure it's running, and then try to start amulecmd in another ssh session.
my guess: amuled -f doesn't start correct, as you can't disable EC anyway (at least my amuled refuses to start with disabled EC)
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the & works ;)
i do that alot actually....
and you cannot disable EC thats true, since you could not controll amuled otherwise