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Set a Webserver with aMule

Webserver with aMule 1.2.8 or earlier

Webserver with aMule 2.0.0-rc1 or later

• Untar the sources and copy src/aMule.tmpl and src/webserver/ into your ~/.aMule/ directory. The following (run from the sources directory), should do so:

$ cp -r src/aMule.tmpl src/webserver/ ~/.aMule/

• If you installed aMule from rpm, then you can do:

$ cp /usr/share/amuleweb/aMule.tmpl ~/.aMule/

$ cp /usr/share/amuleweb/webserver/ ~/.aMule/

• Go to "Preferences"->"Remote Controls" (in aMule) and...
  • Enable "Accept External Connections".
  • Enable "Use TCP ports instead of unix local sockets".

NOTE: On some early aMule 2.0.0-rcX versions the above two options weren't available (or didn't work). If you are using such aMule version and you don't wish to upgrade, then do the following:

Shutdown aMule if it is still running.

Edit your ~/.eMule file, locate the [ExternalConnect] section and change:

AcceptExternalConnections=1 <-- To enable aMule listening for External Connections.

ECUseTCPPort=1 <-- To use the TCP port. Very important since Unix sockets are disabled.

• Restart aMule

• Go to your "Preferences"->"Remote Controls" (in aMule) and setup your passwords here for External Connections and webserver login.

NOTE: When you change your webserver and External Connections ports here, make sure to restart aMule.

NOTE: that "Enable Webserver" has no effect and will be renamed in 2.0.0rc8. Webserver is always enabled as long as you have External Connections enabled.

NOTE: For users running aMule Daemon you have to edit the .eMule file like shown above. For a way to setup a password check the 1.2.8 aMule HowTo. You can still do it in the same way.

• Now you're done! You are ready to run amuleweb and connect to it.

Stefanero

Connecting to amuleweb

To run aMuleWeb run amuleweb on a terminal. For more information about running aMuleWeb check the aMuleWeb document.

Once aMuleWeb is running, open a web browser and connect to:

http://host:port

where host stands for your host's name (try with localhost) and port stands for the aMuleWeb port (NOT the External Connections port).

For example: http://localhost:4711

Standard ports

The ports can be set to anything, but this are the most used (the standard ones):

• External Connections: 4712
• amuleweb: 4711

Make sure you do not confuse with what each of them is.

Where to report problems and questions?

For Problems or Questions just report on http://forum.amule.org forum or join IRC channel #amule at irc.freenode.net