Install the plug-in download tool aMule-DLP in Ubuntu12.10

AMule is an eMule downloading software in linux. It is similar to eMule software in windows. DLP is the anti-blood-sucking plug-in of aMule. Share the following aMule and DLP plug-ins: aMule2.2.6: http://pan.baidu.com/share/link? California id = 367438 & amp; uk = 109907638amule2. 3.1rc1: http://pan.baidu.com/shar

AMule is an eMule downloading software in linux. It is similar to eMule software in windows. DLP is the anti-blood-sucking plug-in of aMule.

The following describes the aMule and DLP plug-ins:

AMule2.2.6: http://pan.baidu.com/share/link? Consumer id = 367438 & uk = 487907638

AMule2.3.1rc1: http://pan.baidu.com/share/link? Consumer id = 367436 & uk = 487907638

The following uses aMule2.3.1rc1 as an example to describe how to install Ubuntu 12.10:

1. Put the unzipped aMule-2.3.1rc1 directory and aMule-2.3.1rc1-DLP4401.patch file under the user directory :~

2. Go to the source code directory:

$ AMule-2.3.1rc1 cd

3. patch:

$ Patch-p1 <../aMule-2.3.1rc1-DLP4401.patch

4. Install the compiling environment

$ Sudo apt-get install g ++ binutils-dev libcrypto ++-dev libgtk2.0-dev libgd2-xpm-dev libgeoip-dev libupnp3-dev zlib1g-dev libwxbase2.8-dev libwxgtk2.8-dev

To enable WebServer support, install the bison software package.

$ Sudo apt-get install bison

5. Configuration source code:

$. /Configure -- prefix =/usr -- disable-debug -- enable-optimize -- with-denoise-level = 3 -- enable-upnp -- enable-geoip -- enable-nls -- enable-amule- daemon -- enable-amulecmd -- disable-webserver -- enable-alcc -- enable-Alm -- enable-cas -- enable-wxcas -- enable-mmap

You can modify the configuration as needed. For example:

If you do not need uPnP support, change -- enable-upnp to -- disable-upnp.

If WebServer support is required, change -- disable-webserver to -- enable-webserver.

6. Compile the source code:

$ Make

If it is a dual-core or more multi-core CPU, you can use the following command to make full use of the CPU computing power.

$ Make-j2

7. After compilation is correct, you can install:

$ Sudo make install

8. If you need to uninstall it, go to the source code directory again and execute:

$ Sudo make uninstall

Refer to the following:

AMule-DLP project: http://code.google.com/p/amule-dlp/

AMule Wiki: http://wiki.ubuntu.org.cn/AMule

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