"For those who believe that a network interface is an optional" ;)

I've built a gui-less version of aMule 2.2.2 (amuled) for iLiad which can be managed through a web browser (see screenshot #3).

Instructions:

Unzip wherever you prefer
Start. Actually the app won't work yet but it will create a /home/root/.aMule folder with conf files. You have at least to perform these basic configurations steps:

Set AcceptExternalConnections=1 in amule.conf
Set the ECPassword -> amuled --ec-config
Update start.sh to match your password (default is abracadabra)
Copy valid server.met and nodes.met files in the .aMule folder

Restart


The web server responds at port 8080.

Please refer to http://www.amule.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page for further configurations.

I may be wrong but I think this can be considered one of the most energy-efficient mules in the world :D.

/Michele/

You are really creative.
I've never thought about downloading using iLiad.

Michele L.M. Thanks for showing yourself pirating eBooks. Well done for porting a tool that is used 99% of the time to steal thing.

JSWolf, bittorrent protocol is used for sharing files but that does not automatically mean that it is used for illegally sharing copyright files. there are many completely legitimate uses for it and i think we can give the benefit of the doubt rather than assuming that it is used for illicit purposes.

Michele L.M. Thanks for showing yourself pirating eBooks
Not at all.
All 4 books you can see Michele L.M is downloading in the picture he posted are in the public domain. He is pirating nothing.

Michele L.M. Thanks for showing yourself pirating eBooks. Well done for porting a tool that is used 99% of the time to steal thing.
I don't think that those books are pirated.
All of those books are more than 100 years old, and 2 of them were written in italian.
I don't know when the Dickens and Austen translation were done, though.

How I love horses.