Hi,
Originally posted by davenull
- Pasting a long ed2k link in the ED2K link handler doesn't work when this URL is too long... i get a "invalid ed2k link error".
Yes. This is a known bug. Sorry.
- which directories are shared is not clear : i want to share, say, /Volumes/Vrac/Shared, so the /, Volumes are marqued red but i don't want the world see contents of my / directory ! I've noticed that aMule pretend i'm sharing "mach", "mack_kernel", "Desktop DB" and "Desktop DF" files : is it normal ?
OK, to share a directory, navigate to it in the tree control. Double-click it to share it, and it will turn to
bold text to show that it is shared. Directories which contain, directly or indirectly, a shared directory have a
red folder icon. That does not indicate the directory is shared, only the bold name indicates that. If you want to share a directory recursively, control-click (or right-click) on its icon -- the folder icon, not the directory name.
To control whether aMule shares hidden files, use the "Share hidden files" checkbox. However, this only takes into account the unix way of hiding files, which is to use a period as the first letter of the file name. The Finder takes it upon itself to hide certain files from the user just because the average user doesn't need to see them. aMule doesn't take that notion of "hidden" into account, so you may see it sharing unexpected files.
Does this explain what you are seeing? I think the "mach", "mach kernel", "Desktop DB", etc files that you are seeing shared are probably not at the root of your main drive, but are at the root of your Shared volume. You can see the path of the shared files in the Shared File list, in the Directory Path column, all the way on the right.
