Configure Mldonkey In Debian

Configuration notes for Mldonkey In Debian-Linux Release Technology-Debian information. For details, refer to the following section. Because this Debian host is used as a server, X-Window is not installed, so it is very picky about P2P clients (because most of them are graphic interfaces )!

Once installed a BT client rTorrent, it only supports BT !! And the speed is quite slow.

It is said on the Internet that Mldonkey is fast. After some time of use, I found that not BT download is fast, but eMule resources are faster to download. As long as you can connect to multiple servers, there is no problem with consuming your bandwidth (broadband, optical fiber is not o ).

Some people may think that the command line is not easy to do, especially for those with poor hands-on ability, but Mldonkey has done a lot for this, and people who have met different needs can use it, you can use Telnet logon control, web control, and supporting GUI for control .. although there are so many things that can be remotely controlled, my favorite one here is Sancho. let's get started! ~ Create your P2P server ..

Installing any software In Debian is so easy!

Apt-get install mldonkey-server

At the end of the installation, you will be prompted whether to enable the service automatically after the installation. Select Yes.

Okay, now mldonkey is started! However, some configuration is required to make him play his best!

Stop this service first

/Etc/init. d/mldonkey-server stop

Modify the configuration file.

Nano/var/lib/mldonkey/downloads. ini

Locate allowed_ips = [
"127.0.0.1";]
Allowed_ips indicates the IP address that can be accessed. You need to add the IP address of another machine !~ For more information, see the above comments...

Then start the service/etc/init. d/mldonkey-server start

Because Sancho should be used together, but the ML installation host does not have a GUI, install Sancho on another machine (Linux and windows support it) and download your version at http://sancho-gui.sourceforge.net!

Now you can use the remote sancho to log on to the mldonkey host! After you install sancho, it will appear

In such a Configuration box, you may be in English. Enter the IP address of your ml machine in the host. The default user amdin remains unchanged, the password is blank and click "finish" to connect to your ML server!

Click Tools?> Preferences?> Sancho: Find (*) Use locale file in General under Main: Find zh_CN in the drop-down box next to it and save it. Restarting is the Chinese interface!

Now it's a Chinese page. Is it much simpler !?

Configure the Ml server now!

** All modifications made on Sancho will be reflected in the corresponding configuration file of the ml host! The remote graphic interface is easier to modify. Of course, you can modify the configuration file directly!

Tools?> Preference?> Enter a server name in client_name under Main (Mail) in the format of [CHN] [VeryCD] yourname, because it is more likely to connect to the eMule (I have not confirmed it )..

Networks under the Donkey ED2K-force_client_hight_id, ED2K-force_high_id, ED2k-keep_best_server tick, modify max_connected_servers to 30, ED2K-port fill in your open TCP port.

Add common servers. Of course, this is not set in Preferences, but click Server in the second row above the main interface of Sancho, then, click the "Earth icon" next to "Green +" to add a server. met, such as the http://www.emule.org.cn/server.met used by the donkey

Modify the Bandwidth.

Set amdin password:

On the sancho panel, click Enter below the console:

Useradds admin *** (*** set the password for you)

Enable_kademlia and enable_overnet are checked in the preferred Networks.

Search for some emule server lists on google, and you can basically control your ass by adding them!

I am still looking for a solution for downloading BT at an unsatisfactory speed...

Web port 4080

Not studied by many users.