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stefanero

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hmmm
« on: January 10, 2004, 10:06:19 AM »
I can`t see anything here in that thread so I post again  :)

The problem is then I open up amule over the command line typing:


# ./amule &

I get, of course, all kinds of startup messages by amule. And first thing is

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Initialising aMule
Config:
x1: 162 y1: 137 x2: 851 y2: 690
split read, found : 255
*** TCP socket at 8888
*** UDP socket at 8891

as you can see the UDP port is 8891.
my .eMule file and my preferences show me
 
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[eMule]
AppVersion=aMule 1.2.3
......
Port=8888
UDPPort=8889

So which port is amule really using? the port defined in the .eMule file or the one which my log messages tell me when I start amule??
Is there any linux commmand line command to find that out?? :)
thanks for the info


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Re: hmmm
« Reply #1 on: January 10, 2004, 05:58:32 PM »
It's using both ports. both ports need to be open, the TCP+3 is used for server comunication :D
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Re: hmmm
« Reply #2 on: January 10, 2004, 07:21:48 PM »
thanks  :)
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the ignition and a Post-It note on the dashboard saying, "Please
don't steal this."