Difference between revisions of "ED2KLinks file"
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The ''ED2KLinks'' file is an interface to communicate with [[aMule]]. Inspite of the [[External Connections]] interface, this interface is ''mono-directional''. and inspite of the [[Signature|Online Signature]] interface, this one is ''in-going''.<br> | The ''ED2KLinks'' file is an interface to communicate with [[aMule]]. Inspite of the [[External Connections]] interface, this interface is ''mono-directional''. and inspite of the [[Signature|Online Signature]] interface, this one is ''in-going''.<br> | ||
| − | It consists of a regular text file in [[aMule]]'s directory (in *nix systems that is at ''~/.aMule/'') which contains the [[Ed2k_links|eD2k links]] [[aMule]] should download. | + | It consists of a regular text file in [[aMule]]'s directory (in *nix systems that is at ''~/.aMule/'') which contains the [[Ed2k_links|eD2k links]] [[aMule]] should download. |
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As soon as [[aMule]] detects that file, it reads it, starts downloading the links in it, and deletes the file. | As soon as [[aMule]] detects that file, it reads it, starts downloading the links in it, and deletes the file. | ||
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| + | The links are listed one after the other separated with [http://www.unix.org UNIX] newlines. The file should end with a [http://www.unix.org UNIX] newline right after the last [[ed2k link]]. | ||
It might be of your interest to read [[FAQ_aMule#Is_there_a_way_to_open_a_text_file_and_load_all_the_ed2k_links_from_the_file?|this part]] of the [[FAQ_aMule|aMule FAQ]] | It might be of your interest to read [[FAQ_aMule#Is_there_a_way_to_open_a_text_file_and_load_all_the_ed2k_links_from_the_file?|this part]] of the [[FAQ_aMule|aMule FAQ]] | ||
Revision as of 00:21, 8 December 2004
The ED2KLinks file is an interface to communicate with aMule. Inspite of the External Connections interface, this interface is mono-directional. and inspite of the Online Signature interface, this one is in-going.
It consists of a regular text file in aMule's directory (in *nix systems that is at ~/.aMule/) which contains the eD2k links aMule should download.
As soon as aMule detects that file, it reads it, starts downloading the links in it, and deletes the file.
The links are listed one after the other separated with UNIX newlines. The file should end with a UNIX newline right after the last ed2k link.
It might be of your interest to read this part of the aMule FAQ
