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== [[FAQ_eD2k/Kademlia|eD2k]] links ==
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== [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia|eD2k]] links ==
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[[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia|eD2k]] links are links which refer to some file or server in the [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia|eD2k network]].
  
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[[FAQ_eD2k/Kademlia|eD2k]] links are links which refer to some file or server in the [[FAQ_eD2k/Kademlia|eD2k network]].<br>
 
 
They have the follwing format:
 
They have the follwing format:
  
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''ed2k://|TYPE|REST-OF-FIELDS/''
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''ed2k://|TYPE|REST-OF-FIELDS|/''
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Note that each field is separated from the others by a pipe character (''|'').
  
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Note that eah field is spearated from the others by a pipe characte (''|'').<br>
 
 
This are the meanings of each field:
 
This are the meanings of each field:
  
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*''ed2k://'' -> This is the protocol handler. It shows that the link refers to an [[FAQ_eD2k/Kademlia|eD2k]] file.
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*''ed2k://'' -&gt; This is the protocol handler. It shows that the link refers to an [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia|eD2k]] file.
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*TYPE -> This indicates the kind of link it is. It's value might be ''file'' when it refers to a file, or ''server'' when it refers to a server.
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*TYPE -&gt; This indicates the kind of link it is. Its value might be ''file'' when it refers to a file, or ''server'' when it refers to a server.
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*REST-OF-FIELDS -> This fields will depend on the type of link it is (describbed below).
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*REST-OF-FIELDS -&gt; This fields will depend on the type of link it is (described below).
  
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== File links ==
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== [[File]] links ==
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This links add a file to your download list.
  
 
They have the follwing format:
 
They have the follwing format:
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''ed2k://|file|NAME|SIZE|[[MD4_hash|MD4-HASH]]|/''
 
''ed2k://|file|NAME|SIZE|[[MD4_hash|MD4-HASH]]|/''
  
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*NAME -> This will contain the name of the file the link is refering to.
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*NAME -&gt; This will contain the name of the file the link is refering to.
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*SIZE -> This field contains the size of the file in bytes.
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*SIZE -&gt; This field contains the size of the file in bytes.
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*[[MD4_hash|MD4-HASH]] -> This field contains the [[MD4_hash|MD4-Hash]] of the file.
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*[[MD4_hash|MD4-HASH]] -&gt; This field contains the [[MD4_hash|MD4-Hash]] of the file.
  
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Adittionally, some other fields can be added after the [[MD4_hash|MD4-HASH]] field. Here are some (this fields are extensible depending on the client you are using):
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Aditionally, some other fields can be added after the [[MD4_hash|MD4-HASH]] field. Here are some (these fields are extensible depending on the client you are using):
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*PartHashes -> It will show the [[MD4_hash|MD4 hash]] of each [[FAQ_eD2k/Kademlia#What_is_a_chunk?|chunk]] in the file. It's format is ''p='''hash1''':'''hash2''':'''hash3''''' with as many hashes as the file needs.
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*PartHashes -&gt; It will show the [[MD4_hash|MD4 hash]] of each [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia#What_is_a_chunk?|chunk]] in the file. It's format is ''p='''hash1''':'''hash2''':'''hash3''''' with as many hashes as the file needs.
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*Sources -> It informs about possible known [[FAQ_eD2k/Kademlia#What_is_a_source?|sources]] of the file. It's format is ''sources,'''source1-IP''':source1-Port''','''source2-IP''':source2-Port''','''source3-IP''':'''source3-Port''''' with as many sources as desired.
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*Sources -&gt; It informs about possible known [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia#What_is_a_source?|sources]] of the file. It's format is "''sources,'''IP:Port''','''IP:Port''','''IP:Port'''''" with as many sources as desired. Note that a hostname may be specified instead of an IP address. Also note that that source fields differ from other types of fields, see the syntax in the example below.
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*URLs -> It may happen that the file in the link can be downloaded from some URL. In such cases, it can be told in the link by putting a fild like ''s=URL'' and if more than one URL must be written, each will be indicated in a separate field.
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*URLs -&gt; It may happen that the file in the link can be downloaded from some URL. In such cases, it can be told in the link by putting a field like ''s=URL'' and if more than one URL must be written, each will be indicated in a separate field. (aMule does not support this feature and silently ignores the URL.)
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*Root Hash -&gt; The [[Root Hash]] of the file (please read about [[AICH]] to know what a [[Root Hash]] is) may be specified in the link by putting a filed like ''h=RootHash''
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Examples:
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''ed2k://|file|NAME|SIZE|[[MD4_hash|MD4-HASH]]|p=HASH1:HASH2:...|/''
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''ed2k://|file|NAME|SIZE|[[MD4_hash|MD4-HASH]]|h=HASH|/''
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''ed2k://|file|NAME|SIZE|[[MD4_hash|MD4-HASH]]|/|sources,&lt;IP:Port&gt;,&lt;IP:Port&gt;,...|/''
  
 
== Server links ==
 
== Server links ==
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This links add a server (the specified server in the server link) to your serverlist.
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They have the follwing format:
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''ed2k://|server|IP|PORT|/''
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*IP -&gt; IP of the server to connect to.
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*PORT -&gt; Port where the server is listening for incomming [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia|eD2k]] connections
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== Serverlist links ==
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This links add a whole serverlist to your current serverlist if you had one. It will just be used as your serverlist if you had no previous serverlist.
  
 
They have the follwing format:
 
They have the follwing format:
  
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''ed2k://|file|IP|PORT|/''
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''ed2k://|serverlist|ADDRESS|/''
  
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*IP -> IP of the server to connect to.
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*ADDRESS -&gt; Full address to the serverlist file (including the serverlist's filename).
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*PORT -> Port where the server is listening for incomming [[FAQ_eD2k/Kademlia|eD2k]] connections
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Latest revision as of 22:28, 4 January 2012

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eD2k links

eD2k links are links which refer to some file or server in the eD2k network.

They have the follwing format:

ed2k://|TYPE|REST-OF-FIELDS|/

Note that each field is separated from the others by a pipe character (|).

This are the meanings of each field:

  • ed2k:// -> This is the protocol handler. It shows that the link refers to an eD2k file.
  • TYPE -> This indicates the kind of link it is. Its value might be file when it refers to a file, or server when it refers to a server.
  • REST-OF-FIELDS -> This fields will depend on the type of link it is (described below).

File links

This links add a file to your download list.

They have the follwing format:

ed2k://|file|NAME|SIZE|MD4-HASH|/

  • NAME -> This will contain the name of the file the link is refering to.
  • SIZE -> This field contains the size of the file in bytes.
  • MD4-HASH -> This field contains the MD4-Hash of the file.

Aditionally, some other fields can be added after the MD4-HASH field. Here are some (these fields are extensible depending on the client you are using):

  • PartHashes -> It will show the MD4 hash of each chunk in the file. It's format is p=hash1:hash2:hash3 with as many hashes as the file needs.
  • Sources -> It informs about possible known sources of the file. It's format is "sources,IP:Port,IP:Port,IP:Port" with as many sources as desired. Note that a hostname may be specified instead of an IP address. Also note that that source fields differ from other types of fields, see the syntax in the example below.
  • URLs -> It may happen that the file in the link can be downloaded from some URL. In such cases, it can be told in the link by putting a field like s=URL and if more than one URL must be written, each will be indicated in a separate field. (aMule does not support this feature and silently ignores the URL.)
  • Root Hash -> The Root Hash of the file (please read about AICH to know what a Root Hash is) may be specified in the link by putting a filed like h=RootHash

Examples: 

ed2k://|file|NAME|SIZE|MD4-HASH|p=HASH1:HASH2:...|/
ed2k://|file|NAME|SIZE|MD4-HASH|h=HASH|/
ed2k://|file|NAME|SIZE|MD4-HASH|/|sources,<IP:Port>,<IP:Port>,...|/

Server links

This links add a server (the specified server in the server link) to your serverlist.

They have the follwing format:

ed2k://|server|IP|PORT|/

  • IP -> IP of the server to connect to.
  • PORT -> Port where the server is listening for incomming eD2k connections

Serverlist links

This links add a whole serverlist to your current serverlist if you had one. It will just be used as your serverlist if you had no previous serverlist.

They have the follwing format:

ed2k://|serverlist|ADDRESS|/

  • ADDRESS -> Full address to the serverlist file (including the serverlist's filename).
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