Difference between revisions of "Shareddir.dat file"
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The following is the contents of a valid ''shareddir.dat'' file: | The following is the contents of a valid ''shareddir.dat'' file: | ||
| − | ''/home/guest/'' | + | ''/home/guest/''<br> |
| − | ''/temp/'' | + | ''/temp/''<br> |
| − | ''/mnt/share/'' | + | ''/mnt/share/''<br> |
| − | ''/mnt/ed2k/'' | + | ''/mnt/ed2k/''<br> |
''/var/download/'' | ''/var/download/'' | ||
Revision as of 07:15, 30 November 2004
Description
This file contains a list of directories which's contents aMule should share (it's contents aren't shared recursively).
Format
The file format is as follows:
Directory1
Directory2
Directory3
...
Simple enough, The directories are listed one after another in separate lines. The last directory listed must also be followed with a newline character.
It is also recommended that all directories listed end with a slash character (/).
Example
The following is the contents of a valid shareddir.dat file:
/home/guest/
/temp/
/mnt/share/
/mnt/ed2k/
/var/download/
