I have been using amule-daemon since some time ago, so, what i have been doing since some monthes ago is:
I have a user, named xi0n, that has a /home/xi0n folder
under this folder, you can see:
/home/xi0n/.aMule
/home/xi0n/.Incoming
/home/xi0n/.tempaMule
Until now, everything was working properly, but, since i updated to the last version in debian testing repo, whenever i try to start amule, i get the message:
Not starting aMule daemon, AMULED_USER not set in /etc/default/amule-daemon. (warning).
So, i edited /etc/default/amule-daemon, and i left it like this:
# Configuration for /etc/init.d/amule-daemon
# The init.d script will only run if this variable non-empty.
AMULED_USER="xion"
# You can set this variable to make the daemon use an alternative HOME.
# The daemon will use $AMULED_HOME/.aMule as the directory, so if you
# want to have $AMULED_HOME the real root (with an Incoming and Temp
# directories), you can do `ln -s . $AMULED_HOME/.aMule`.
AMULED_HOME=""
Now, i get this message:
/etc/init.d/amule-daemon: line 37: 2508 Segmentation fault start-stop-daemon --start --quiet --exec $WRAPPER --user "$AMULED_USER" --chuid "$AMULED_USER" > /dev/null
Im pretty sure that is something to do with the configuration in this same file... can anyone help me?
Thanks!!