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[talile]

when the file reaches 100% it stoppes and the log says this:
Eror: can't create file ---------- (eror 13: permission denied)

i'm runing ubuntu 9.10

tali

[Vollstrecker]

You're sure that you have the rights to create files in incoming dir?

[talile]

i don't know what it means...
how can i check? how can i get those rights?

tali

[RRM]

Maybe you are sharing the computer aMule is installed on?
And you therefore may not have permissions to change anything in the directory designated to "incoming", completed files.
If you dont know which directory that is, in aMule, go to "Preferences" > "Directories",
where you can see what the location of that directory is.

[talile]

i'm not sharing the computer
i have no clue what the problem is...

tali

[Vollstrecker]

Get the directory from the dialog rrm told you. Then go on a console to that dir and try "touch file". What happens?

[talile]

console is terminal?
i don't understand what are u asking me to do

thanks for all the help, sorry for nagging

tali

[Vollstrecker]

Why did I knew that.

Jep. console is a sort of terminal. Go to your terminal, typ "cd <the_dir_you_have_in_config>"  >Enter< "touch file"

[talile]

did it
nothing happened

tali

[Vollstrecker]

So you have to correct rights. Run now from the terminal "amule -o", wait till the error comes, and tell us what's reported in the terminal.

[Kry]

I deleted the reponse post - NEVER POST FILE NAMES.

Now, the probles is that you have your incoming folder as /home/   

You need to change it to a folder you have write access to, like your users' home foldrr (which woulf be like /home/yourusername/ )

[talile]

but my incoming folder is:
home/username/.aMule/incoming/

tali

[^marcell^]

Please post the output of the following two commands:

• ls -l /home/yourusername/.aMule
• id