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Conversion of MLDonkey-Downloads to aMule possible?
« on: November 04, 2003, 12:59:20 PM »

Hi all,

I was using up to last week MLDonkey, but changed then to the IHMO
much better aMule! :-)

My question is, is it possible to convert the files from
MLDonkey (started downloads) to the xxx.part-files to be used in aMule?

I think many people, who are also changing like me would be interessed also?

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Export Temp Files from MLDonkey
« Reply #1 on: November 09, 2003, 11:35:05 PM »

hi,
you can try the following methods:
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Export Temp Files explained

The most easy way to do it is setting up a donkey server in a small lan and connecting both clients to this server to download the files directly, This would only transfer the completed chunks but you will get it done relly fast. The second way is to go to the mldonkey sources and write such a program (or does anybody has a link for some one done it already?)

Beside who wants to quit using mldonkey??? :-)

Export files to eDonkey

Tutorial: How to move a partial downloaded file from MLdonkey to eDonkey

Don't try this if anybody tell you always: "You have two left hands"
Don't try this if you not familiar with command line tools.
It is, maybe, dangerous for your data.
Don't blame me if something goes wrong. (it works for me several times w.o. problems, but that means nothing)
Don't ask me for further assistance

Enter 'save' in MLdonkey console.

Take your prefered editor and search or grep for the MD4 string of the transfer candidate in MLdonkey/files.ini The NAME and SIZE is some lines down. Copy NAME, SIZE and the MD4 string in that skeleton:

ed2k://|file||||

Enter the Win/Lin eDonkey console and type 'dllink ' and cut/paste the ed2k:// link in. If the link is o.k., the Donkey will tell you "Downloading: "

Let the Donkey get the MD4s of the chunks. That means wait until a new .part.met appears in the Donkey temp dir which is greater than 200 Bytes. (07.part / 07.part.met for example) That coud take between some seconds and several hours, depending on how popular your file is. If the .part.met is build, STOP the Donkey. It does not hurt when the download has started a little bit.

Pause the transfer candidate in MLdonkey. Again, enter 'save' in the MLdonkey console.

Get Tim's Donkey ( http://users.aber.ac.uk/tpm01/ed2k_tools/ ) .part.met-recover-tool and put it in the Donkey program dir.

Move the MLdonkey/temp/89A8BE614B704F7AEFB3504C6F4254E2 (example) file in the Donkey/temp dir and overwrite the Donkey 07.part (example) file with it.

Start the .part.met-recover-tool with 'ed2k_recovermet temp/07.part' It takes some minutes to verify the partitial downloaded file. At the end of the recover run, the recover program asks you for confirmation to write a new .part.met file. Choose your file.

Rename the old 07.part to that name, the recover program told you. (e.g. 09.part) Delete the old 07.part.met file.

Cancel the download of the file in MLdonkey, because it's moved.

Start the Donkey now.
The Donkey tell you now: "Corruption found in at xx" - This is normal, that means only that the Donkey mask out the non downloaded chunks.

Ready, nothing is lost, the file is moved, the download goes on. "

Source: Ayn in http://forums.edonkey2000.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=31031

If eMule can read eDonkey .part and .part.met files, it may work with eMule too.


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