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Bad guys are those [[client]]s who [[leech]] or who do not conform the [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademl Such [[client]]s are [[ban]]ned as soon as they are known.

...sn't '''allow'''. This means that if you [[download]] from someone but you are not [[upload]]ing to him at that very moment you aren't leeching as long as ...banned]] as soon as they are detected by other [[client|clients]] and they are called ''leechers'' or ''bad guys''.

...nt]], you enter its upload queue. This is a list of [[client|clients]] who are willing to download some file. Each [[client]] has a [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia#Wh

...rovides information such as the search results, the [[client|clients]] who are sharing specified files, the files transfer (when on [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia#Wh ...h you connect to (you can choose which server to connect to). Most servers are interconnected to each other so that global searches can be done.

...unique files are properly presented and that when several identical files are found it can download from those independent sources at the same time.<br> However, Overnet was a closed protocol. This means that it's specifications are unknown and it's designers aren't willing to show them to the public.

...ng speed, network bandwidth, and storage quantity. Popular examples of P2P are filesharing-networks.

...key from the data input which is claimed to be unique. As such, MD4 hashes are used to ensure data integrity. Both MD4, and its successor MD5, are optimized for 32-bit machines. Its predecessor MD2 was optimized for 8-bit

...com/windows Windows] (32 bits) platforms and it's protocol and source code are closed.

Fake files are those which are intended to look like a file, but are in fact something else or just nothing at all. Sadly, fakes are hard to detect and the [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia|ed2k]] network provides little (

Comments are short messages left by [[client]]s in the [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia|network]] usu

...nstalled, but you want [[aMule]] to use another (probably newer) one, here are the steps to follow:

There is also an unofficial [[Git]] repository mirroring the tarballs at [http:// :'''Note:''' There are no guarantees that aMule SVN will compile and/or work properly. aMule SVN i

...have ''Release'' [[priority]] will be uploaded a 100% of the time if there are [[client]]s trying to download them. It doesn't matter how many other files ...re uploaded. This means that you won't have to unshare everything that you are not shareing with ''Release'' priorty.

Mule [[client]]s are those [[P2P]] [[client]]s which connect exclusively to the [[FAQ_eD2k-Kadem ...[eMule]], [[aMule]], [[xMule]], [[lMule]], [[jMule]], etc (that's why they are also popularily known as *Mule [[client]]s), but some have very different n

...m will start up and display the "aMulecmd$" prompt. The following commands are available: (If you are running aMuled and don't want to use aMule to configure aMuleCMD, you can a

== What are its results? == ...s that the first 180KB in the [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia#What_is_a_chunk?|chunk]] are the [[corrupt]]ed ones. If so, only 180KB have to be redownloaded out of th

...ts] from [http://phoenixlabs.org Phoenixlabs] (formerly known as Methlabs) are still under development. They use the lists from [http://bluetack.co.uk Blu ...http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3330.txt RFC 3330] document. These ranges are:

; : * Added "What are all those fancy colors in the download progress bar about?" ; : * All other files on the kademlia/utils are not needed by aMule.

...xchat/plugins'' instead of being in ''/usr/lib/xchat/plugins'', so move it there. To do so, run (as super-user root): Make sure you are running [http://www.xchat.org xChat2], that is, version 2, not version 1. [

...lot for some files, which either are rare so are hard to find sources, or are so little that 9.28MB might be mostly the whole of them, if not the whole o

; : * Ampersands will no longer be doubled when lines are added to the log-view.

The Verifying Hashes, in an [[AICH]] supporter [[client]], are those which aren't neither [[Block Hash]]es not the [[Root Hash]]. ...e are to make a [[client]] easier to know if the recieved [[Block Hash]]es are [[Fake|fake]]/[[Corrupt|corrupt]] or not by sending those Veryfing Hashes,

Aggressive [[client]]s are those who [[file request|request a file]] too often. [[Leech|Leechers]] and [[bad guy|bad guys]] are sometimes also called ''aggressive [[client|clients]]''.

If you are not on that [[client]]'s upload [[queue]], you will be added for that file Possible answers for the remote [[client]] are:

...requires other libraries (wxGTK, GeoIP, uPnP ...) to be installed, if they are missing on your system yum will download & install them together with the a If everything goes fine, drop your root privileges and run amule ... buttons are now present on your Gnome Desktop menus; alternatively, just run "amule &"

...anything private being shared (we assume you do '''not''' share stuff you are not permitted to share!).

...ea of webcache is to upload the shared data into an ISP proxy and leave it there for other [[client]]s to download. ...um.emule-project.net/index.php?showtopic=14768 original post]. Plus, there are lot's of additional documentation pages all around the net; [http://www.goo

The following libraries are required by [[aMule]]: == Dependencies, which are not required, but recommended by [[aMule]]: ==

Please take a look at [[FAQ_amuled|aMuled FAQ]] while no contents are in this page.

Note that you should keep ports that are already in there. Be aware that if you are connected to the router remotely, if something failed during this process,

...e form of ''*.part'' where ''*'' is a three digits number. This temp files are placed in the Temp Directory set in [[aMule]]'s Preferences.

If you are switching to [[aMule]] from some other [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia#What is ED2K?|ed ...ndard [[temp file]] format, this incompatibility issue might happen if you are switching from [[MlDonkey]], [[eDonkey2000]] and some strange [[xMule]] ver

There are various search types in the [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia#What is ED2K?|eD2k/Kademlia If you are connected to an [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia#What is ED2K?|eD2k]] [[server]], your s

.... The purpose of this document is not to teach you to do this, since there are many different [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia|eD2k]] [[server]]s around. Once you deci

...e. If the linked file has a translation available in the same language you are translating a document to, link to that translation instead of the original

*A too low value in "Preferences"->"Max Connections". There are not enough connections available. *A too high value in "Preferences"->"Max Connections". Too many connections are congesting your line.

So when you are running [[aMule]], suddenly every other application using the net runs slow ...u will get very bad downloading speeds, since most packets on the internet are [http://www.faqs.org/faqs/internet/tcp-ip/resource-list TCP] packets, which

An [http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc791.html IP] address is a unique value you are given when connecting to a net using the [http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc791.h Internally, [http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc791.html IP] addresses are 4 bytes numbers. Anyway, their common use is splitting this addresses into

...strange things. Sometimes this will be just typos, but sometimes they are there on purpose. So, the following is a description of all the groups of characters which are '''not''' supposed to be modified and what they actually mean.

Most user preferences are now stored in the [[amule.conf file]].

...s no need for the versions to be listed in order. Right the opposite, they are inteded to be listed in the order that they were launched, beggining with t *Only the last 10 versions launched are stored. When 10 versions are already listed and another version is launched, the last line stored is del

...''1'' (number one) followed by ''|'' (the pipe character) then the name of there server it's currently connected to followed by the pipe character (''|''), ...in hex, ''0xA''), never [http://www.freedos.org DOS] newlines (even if you are using a [http://www.freedos.org DOS] or [http://www.microsofot.com/windows

...ine. Amongst its extended features (compared to [[eMule]]'s [[signature]]) are:

Most of [[aMule]]'s config files and data are the same as or are compatible with [[eMule|eMule]]'s. ...in mind that you might not have all of them on your hard disk, since they are generated when needed.

...than 127''' are ''blocked [[IP address|IP]]s''' and values '''over 127''' are '''allowed [[IP address|IP]]s'''. ''[[IP address|IP]]s range'' values are described by an initial [[IP address|IP]] a dash and the ending [[IP addres

Distribution specific guides are also available for the following [http://www.kernel.org '''Linux'''] '''dis

* When "Extended Parameters" in Search tab is not selected, defaults are used. * Now "Auto-update serverlist at startup" checks if there's a serverlist to avoid annoying messages at startup.

Opening brackets are placed on the same line as the construct with the exception of non-inlined ...htm ''wxString''] and ''CMD4Hash'' and only use non-const references if we are going to change the passed variables.

English version updated: 01.08.2009 - Newest Gentoo Version are now 2.2.5. ...ll also follow the naming scheme of portage. SVN ebuild from a SVN tarball are not named as '''package_name-SVN''' but as '''package_name-version_date_of_

...se from time to time in the [[aMule]] [[forum]]. Generally speaking, there are several reasons for questions about "[[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia|aMule network]]": There is a convention to use a capital "B" in "Bps" when speed is marked