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eMule is a software developed by the eMule Team and published by Merkur. The first version released for regular use was on 13 May 2002 by Merkur. The software was released as an alternative to the eDonkey, but since recently eMule can connect to the networks of both Kad network and eDonkey network. The software is often used for searching and downloading infrequent content. The most distinguishing feature for eMule from other similar software in the market is the fast recovery of corrupted files, direct exchange of peer sources between the client's nodes, and the software also rewards the frequent uploaders by a Credit system. The software also tries to save as much bandwidth as possible by sending or transmitting the data through zlib-compressed formats.

The software has been written in C++ with the help of Microsoft Foundation Classes, and it is available in 43 languages which makes it a globally usable software. Released with the license of GNU GPLv2 the software is freely available for download and use by the general public. The software has been developed into a multi-platform software with the release of different versions like aMule, xMule, jMule etc.; the software has also been released in several mod editions (modifications of the existing software). The software is also one of the most downloaded software as of 2017 on SourceForge with over 685 million downloads.

Features

1. The software the client network of several servers to make a single strong network like Source Exchange, ED2K, Kad and many more. Even though Kad has not been fully integrated with the system and is still present in the test phase of the software, it can still be used in eMule v0.42 by enabling it manually.
2. The software sends back many results for a particular search from different sources, such as web (Filedonkey and Jigle), server-based (Global and Local), and also Kad, which is still in testing. If you want, you can also use the complex Boolean search to make your search results more flexible.
3. The software is free of cost and free of any spyware, adware etc. The software was made for knowledge and fun and is not by money-minded people. The software also ensures that the files you download are not corrupted and checks each of them with its own Intelligent Corruption Control. If the software detects any corruption in a file, it instantly corrects it so that none of the files you download is corrupted.
4. The software also comes with in-built chat function so that you can chat with different clients online, and you can also add them as your friend. The software has an IRC client software in-built which helps in talking with people all around the world.

How to download eMule for your PC (Windows)?

• 1. To download eMule for your PC, click on the download button given on the screen.
• 2. Once you click this button, your eMule setup starts downloading. After it is downloaded double-click on the setup to run it or right-click then select Run as Administrator to run the installer.
• 3. The installation process starts up, specify the location where you want to save the installation files from the setup.
• 4. Please wait for some time for the program to get installed, and once it is installed, you're ready to download and share files through peer connection.

Pros

• Lots of customizations and configurations available
• Faster and large number of results
• Downloadable statistics
• Intuitive search options and results

Cons

• Some servers are fake and not safe
• Doesn't support torrents
• The credit system makes the normal download slower

App Name: eMule

License: Open Source

OS: Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8

Latest Version: V0.50bbeta1

Latest Update: 2020-12-19

Developer: eMule Project

User Rating: 3.74

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Most of aMule's config files and data are the same as or are compatible with eMule's.

Have in mind that you might not have all of them on your hard disk, since they are generated when needed.

• 1Program Files

Program Files

Arteck hw192 wireless keyboard user manual. Here is a list and the usage of each of them (On Mac OS X the '~/.aMule' folder corresponds to '~/Library/Application Support/aMule'):

• ~/.aMule/addresses.dat: Contains a list of serverlist URLs to check (if enabled in Preferences) for new servers on startup.
• ~/.aMule/amule.conf:aMule's personal configuration file (where most preferences are stored).
  • ~/.aMule/amule.conf.bak: Backup of amule.conf file.
• ~/.aMule/amulesig.dat: This is aMule's OnLineSignature file, which is the same as eMule's signature (see onlinesig.dat below) but with extended information.
• ~/.aMule/aMule-online-sign.html: This file will only exist if CAS has been asked sometime to generate an HTML stats page. This HTML page contains details on aMule's status.
• ~/.aMule/aMule-online-sign.png: This file will only exist if CAS has been run sometime with the -o switch and ~/.aMule/casrc was successfully configured. It is an image containing details on aMule's status.
• ~/.aMule/casrc: This file will only exist if CAS has been run sometime with the -o switch. It contains the settings for the CAS image creation.
• ~/.aMule/canceled.met: Contains the hashes of the files that were cancelled by the user.
• ~/.aMule/clients.met: Contains the public hashes of other known clients along with the credits it owes each of them.
  • ~/.aMule/clients.met.bak: Backup of clients.met file.
• ~/.aMule/cryptkey.dat: It contains the unique 384 bit private RSA key of your client.
• ~/.aMule/emfriends.met: Contains your friends list configuration.
• ~/.aMule/ED2KLinks: This file acts as an external interface to add downloads to aMule.
• ~/.aMule/GeoIP.dat: Used to identify the country of an IP address.
• ~/.aMule/ipfilter.dat: This file contains the IP ranges and access levels restrictions which will be passed to IPFilter.
  • ~/.aMule/ipfilter.download: This is where ipfilter.dat files are temporary downloaded, before being renamed to ipfilter.dat (if the download succeeds).
• ~/.aMule/ipfilter_static.dat: This file contains the IP ranges and access levels restrictions which will be passed to IPFilter. The difference between this file and ipfilter.dat file is that this one contains static IP ranges which will override those in ipfilter.dat in case of collision, and that this file will never be modified by aMule, while ipfilter.dat may be auto-updated.
• ~/.aMule/key_index.dat: This file stores information your client provides to the Kademlia network.
• ~/.aMule/known.met: This file stores the hashes and some details of your shared files like size, path, statics, etc.
  • ~/.aMule/known2_64.met: This file stores the verified AICH hashes of your shared files (supporting large files).
• ~/.aMule/last_version_check: Temporary file containing the version of the latest official aMule release available.
• ~/.aMule/lastversion: This is only for aMule to know if you changed your version or if it's the first time you run it.
• ~/.aMule/load_index.dat: Contains keyIDs of other Kademlia clients and the date when they where last seen.
• ~/.aMule/logfile: This file contains the log of the current aMule execution.
  • ~/.aMule/logfile.bak: This file contains the log of the aMule execution before the current.
• ~/.aMule/muleLock: This file contains currently running's user's aMule PID. It prevents uers from running two aMules simoultaneously. It replaces the old muleconn socket file.
• ~/.aMule/nodes.dat: Contains a list of Kademlia contacts and details on how to contact each of them.
• ~/.aMule/onlinesig.dat: This is an eMule compatible OnLineSignature file. It's used by other applications to know basic information on aMule's stat. See also amulesig.dat above.
• ~/.aMule/preferences.dat: Contains the public key of your client on the ed2k network, also known as user hash.
• ~/.aMule/preferencesKad.dat: Contains the IP and client ID of your client on the Kademlia network, that is, your identification keys.
• ~/.aMule/remote.conf: Configuration file for External Connections.
• ~/.aMule/server.met: This is a list of all known servers and your preferences about them (priority, name, IP, port and such).
  • ~/.aMule/server.met.bak: Backup of server.met file.
  • ~/.aMule/server.met.download: This is where server.met files are temporary downloaded, before being renamed to server.met (if the download succeeds).
  • ~/.aMule/server.met.new: Temporal file while it is being written into disk. As soon as aMule is finished writting it, it is renamed to server.met.
• ~/.aMule/server_auto.met: Here is where server.met files are downloaded before merging them with aMule's server.met file.
• ~/.aMule/shareddir.dat: Stores the paths to all shared directories.
• ~/.aMule/src_index.dat: This file stores information your client provides to the Kademlia network.
• ~/.aMule/staticservers.dat: Stores a list of static servers.
• ~/aMule-online-sign.{png|jpg|bmp}: Default location where wxCAS stores the stat image.
• ~/my_ed2k_link.txt: Default location where aLinkCreator stores computed ed2k links.
• /usr/share/fonts/corefonts/times.ttf: Default location where CAS will look for a font to generate the stats image.
• /usr/share/pixmaps/stat.png: Default location where CAS will look for a template image to generate the stats image.
• /usr/share/pixmaps/tmp.html: Default location where CAS will look for a template HTML page to generate the stats HTML page.

See also: Category:Program Files

Deprecated

• ~/.aMule/aMule.tmpl: This was the template file which aMule WebServer used in version prior to aMule 2.0.0.
• ~/.eMule:aMule's old personal configuration file (version prior to aMule 2.0.0). It was renamed to ~/.aMule/amule.conf.
• ~/.aMule/known2.met: This file stored in older aMule versions the verified AICH hashes of your shared files.
• ~/.aMule/muleconn: This file is a socket for aMule communications. It is no longer used since 2.1.0
• ~/.aMule/server_met.old: Backup of server.met file.

Temporary Files

In the Temp directory (which is ~/.aMule/Temp by default but can be set to any other in Preferences), aMule will create, for each download in queue, the following files:

• *.part: This file contains the downloaded parts (not chunks, since not completed chunks are also stored here) of the download. As aMule is able to download from more than one user at the same time, this file has the size of the complete file. The missing parts are filled with zeros.
• *.part.met: This file contains information on the downloaded parts of the download, the verified chunks, the hash values of the remaining chunks, etc.
• *.part.met.bak: This are backups of the *.part.met files. Every now and then aMule creates this backups since without the *.part.met file, a download has no meaning for aMule. If any *.part.met file 'disappeared, you should rename the *.part.met.bak to *.part.met.
• *.part.met.backup: This are temporal *.part.met while the data is being stored. As soon as aMule finishes writting the file, it is renamed to *.part.met.
• *.part.met.seeds: This file only exists if you have enabled to store the IPs of sources of rare files in the preferences, so that aMule can try to connect to these sources again after a restart.

Directories

The directories in ~/.aMule/ have the following use:

• ~/.aMule/Incoming/: By default, the directory where aMule stores the completed downloads (except on MacOS X).
• ~/.aMule/Temp/: By default, the directory where aMule stores the non-completed downloads (temporary files).
• ~/.aMule/webserver/: This directory contains the skins for aMuleWeb.
• ~/aMule Downloads: The directory where aMule stored the completed downloads on Windows in old versions (previous to aMule 2.1.0).
• ~/Documents/aMule Downloads: By default, the directory where aMule stores the completed downloads on MacOS X and Windows (since aMule 2.0.0).
• <app_dir>/Incoming: In MacOS X and Windows, if aMule cannot determine the user's Documents folder, it will store the downloaded files here.

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