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[aRZed]

Hy!

I have several problems with amuled and the control via amuleweb/amulegui:

At first some words to my setup: I have amule running on my router box and I control it via network ...

1. renamed files don't keep new names after restart: When I rename files in amulegui it works fine at first. but after I restart amuled those files have their old names again - as if I never changed them.

2. files don't keep their status after restart: This is merely the same situation as above: When I change the status of a file (i.e. pause a file) it has it's old status again after restart.

3.permissions of files and directories: Since didn't find anything to change the permissions of amules files and dirs I took a look at the amule.conf:
PermissionsFiles=416
PermissionsDirs=488

This are the the default values as amuled set them when I first started it. But I don't think they make much sense. It seems that those are the standard unix permissions for user, gorup, world but then what a octal-number is 8? And then what sense does it make to give the owsner lower permissions than world?
So my question: What is the meaning of those numbers? Are they unix permissions?

So I think that was it for now...

thanks to everyone who read this far ...
... and just more thanks for any suggestion.

aRZed

[ken]

With respect to 3: the values in the amule.conf are written in decimal.  If you translate to octal, you will get sensible unix permissions.  416 == 0640, 488 == 0750.

Sorry, but I don't know about the other issues.

[lfroen]

(1) not implemented, don't use it.
(2) should work, unless "restart" means "restart amuled" in which case it depends how you shut it down.
(3) ken already answered that.

[aRZed]

Originally posted by lfroen
(1) not implemented, don't use it.

at least i know that now! thanks

(2) should work, unless "restart" means "restart amuled" in which case it depends how you shut it down.

what is the proper way to shutdown amuled? -> at the moment i send a SIGTERM to amuled via killall

[aRZed]

so that is it ... thank you for that one ... I think it would be nice to have that somewhere in the manual or as a comment in the default amule.conf

regards
aRZed

[thedude0001]

Shutdown of amule via remote GUI isn't implemented (yet), you can use amulecmd for that, just do a

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amulecmd -c "shutdown" on the computer amule is running on...