Although we might think it is a new application, we can say that aMule has been offering an alternative for P2P filesharing users for along time.
As you know, eMule has been really successful , it could be compared to napster, everybody used it... until aMule appeared and offered an alternative.
aMule is based on eMule and offers a more simplified and structured interface, although the main options are practically the same.
The first thing we should emphasize is that it doesn't need to be installed, so it becomes a portable application. When we run aMule we find a very similar interface, although the settings and advanced options are grouped in a different way.
If you are not happy with your P2P client and you want to try soething new, give it a try. aMule works pretty well and promises you lots of files and top speed.
As you know, eMule has been really successful , it could be compared to napster, everybody used it... until aMule appeared and offered an alternative.
aMule is based on eMule and offers a more simplified and structured interface, although the main options are practically the same.
The first thing we should emphasize is that it doesn't need to be installed, so it becomes a portable application. When we run aMule we find a very similar interface, although the settings and advanced options are grouped in a different way.
If you are not happy with your P2P client and you want to try soething new, give it a try. aMule works pretty well and promises you lots of files and top speed.
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AMule stands for all-platform eMule file-sharing program. It is affiliated with the eMule project and was forked from xMule on 08/2003. It connects to the eDonkey2000 network, supports Linux, Mac, Solaris,.BSD platforms, and nearly every processor arch. Free aMule Project Mac OS X 10.4/Intel, Mac OS X 10.5/Intel, Mac OS X 10.6/10.7 Version 2.3.1 Full Specs. Average User Rating: 9 User Votes 3.3. AMule - the all-platform P2P client! Support us and make a donation: [email protected].
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This article is a guideline for Mac-specific issues in aMule. It should help anyone use all the features aMule has to offer on Macs and help with an easy and comfortable setup.
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- This is where aMule (short for all-platform Mule) comes in to help you connect to eD2k and Kademlia networks using your Mac. Moreover, aMule is a comprehensive peer-to-peer file sharing client that can be used on all popular operating systems, such as OS X, Linux, and Windows, as well as over 60 more.
Right/control-click to activate pop-up menus
Many of aMule's features are only accessible through pop-up menus, e.g. pause or cancel a download change the upload or download priority of a file, see file details, etc.
You activate a pop-up menu either by clicking the right mouse button or, if you have a one-button mouse, by holding down the control key on your keyboard and clicking.
There are no visual cues to where these menus exist, so you need to experiment. You may for example try any list of files, clients and servers, all the labels on the top of these lists (e.g. 'File Name') and the bar 'all' at the top of the download window.
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Setting up firewall access
In addition to properly configuring your router to handle port forwarding, you need to configure the settings of the built-in firewall that comes included with Mac OS X. To do so:
1. Go to Apple Menu > System Preferences.
2. Click on the 'Security' Preferences Pane.
3. Click on the 'Firewall' tab.
4. Click 'New...' on the right side of the tab, which will bring up a drop-down dialogue box.
5. For 'Port Name' select 'Other'; for 'TCP Port Number(s)' enter the same port number as you used in your 'Connection' preferences in aMule; for 'Description' enter something handy to remember what you did, like 'aMule'; click 'OK'.
6. Returning to the 'Firewall' tab, be sure that the port you just created (i.e. 'aMule') is checked.
1. Go to Apple Menu > System Preferences.
2. Click on the 'Security' Preferences Pane.
3. Click on the 'Firewall' tab.
4. Click 'New...' on the right side of the tab, which will bring up a drop-down dialogue box.
5. For 'Port Name' select 'Other'; for 'TCP Port Number(s)' enter the same port number as you used in your 'Connection' preferences in aMule; for 'Description' enter something handy to remember what you did, like 'aMule'; click 'OK'.
6. Returning to the 'Firewall' tab, be sure that the port you just created (i.e. 'aMule') is checked.
Now you should be good to go. You can see if you have correctly opened the port by testing here .
Handling ed2k-Links
There are basically four ways to download files with aMule:
- Search for files using aMule's search dialog and double click those search results that you want to download.
- Copy ed2k-links from a web page into the 'ED2K-Link Handler' field at the bottom of the search window of aMule and press the commit button. If the ed2k-link is longer than that text field is wide you need to make the aMule window wider until the link fits completely into the field (you can make the aMule window wider than your screen if necessary). We are working on eliminating this issue.
- Import ed2k-links directly from your browser into aMule. See http://forum.amule.org/index.php?topic=5679.0 for more details.
- Use a text editor (e.g. TextEdit) to paste ed2k-links into a 'ED2Links' file inside ~/Library/Application Support/aMule/ and aMule will automatically import those links.
- Install More Internet Preference Pane or RCDefaultApp and set it to handle ed2k links with /Applications/aMule.app/Contents/MacOS/ed2kHelperScript.app
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Setting up aMule's video preview feature
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You can use a video player like VLC or Mplayer to preview incomplete downloads of video files. To set up aMule properly for this, go to Preferences -> General. Under 'Video Player', you have to enter '/usr/bin/open -a' together with the path of your video player program.
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For example:
Or just '/usr/bin/open' to use the default application for the specific file type - as set up in the finder.
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For additional information, see this article.
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