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hardware:fritzbox [2012/01/22 16:01] – add mt-daapd and mldonkey instructions Michele Porellihardware:fritzbox [2012/09/04 16:18] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 DAAPD_OPTS="" DAAPD_OPTS=""
 DAAPD_CONFIG_FILE=$OPTDIR/config/mt-daapd.conf DAAPD_CONFIG_FILE=$OPTDIR/config/mt-daapd.conf
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-test -x $DAEMON || exit 0 
  
 case "$1" in case "$1" in
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 === Configuring the core for remote access === === Configuring the core for remote access ===
  
-1) Login with telnet (or ssh) as root user in your DSMG600+1) Login with telnet (or ssh) as root user in your FritzBox
  
-2) Go in mldonkey's folder:+2) Go in mldonkey's folder ($OPTDIR is just for reference, you should enter the absolute path of mldonkey folder):
  
-''       # cd /mnt/HD_a2/mldonkey''+''       # cd $OPTDIR/mldonkey''
  
 3) Open a telnet session to the core: 3) Open a telnet session to the core:
  
-''       # ./busybox telnet localhost 4000 (remember we are still on DSMG600)''+''       # /bin/busybox telnet localhost 4000 (remember we are still on FritzBox)''
  
 4) For security reason I advise to assign a password to the default mldonkey user (which is "admin"): 4) For security reason I advise to assign a password to the default mldonkey user (which is "admin"):
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 === Setup a GUI on your machine === === Setup a GUI on your machine ===
  
-Personally I use sancho but [[http://mldonkey.sourceforge.net/Gui|here]] you can see all the GUIs for MLDonkey+Personally I use sancho but [[http://mldonkey.sourceforge.net/Gui|here]] you can see all GUIs for MLDonkey
  
-This is very simple to do:+This step is very simple:
  
-''Core's Ip is the Ip of your DSMG600''+''Core's Ip is the Ip of your FritzBox''
  
 ''User is admin'' ''User is admin''
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 === Configure MLDonkey === === Configure MLDonkey ===
  
-1) Go in the preferences and correct ports (if you are using sancho you can simply go in 'All' and set as filter 'port', don't change gift, gui, http, smtp and telnet) and everything you would+1) Go in the preferences and change mldonkey networks ports (if you are using sancho you can simply go in 'All' and set as filter 'port', don't change gift, gui, http, smtp and telnet) and everything you would
  
 2) NAT these port on your router and/or firewall 2) NAT these port on your router and/or firewall
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 === F.A.Q.  === === F.A.Q.  ===
  
-  * Q: Where is my file?? +  * Q: Where are my files?? 
-     * A: Files that you have dowloaded is in <MOUNT POINT of DSMG600>/mldonkey/.mldonkey/incoming+     * A: Files downloaded was in $OPTDIR/home/.mldonkey/incoming
  
  
   * Q: I can't see .mldonkey folder   * Q: I can't see .mldonkey folder
-     *A: :) set your file manager to show hidden files/folder+     *A: :) change your file manager settings to show hidden files/folder
  
  
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-  *Q: When I try to transfer files to/from my DSMG600 it works but very slowly +  *Q: When I try to transfer files to/from my FritzBox it works but very slowly 
-     *A: MLDonkey use a lot of resource, the only thing that you can do is stop MLDonkey when you would transfer files +     *A: MLDonkey use a lot of resource, the only thing that you can do is stop MLDonkey or other processes when you would transfer files
  
-  *Q: How kill MLDonkey core? 
-     *A: Telnet as root in your DSMG600, type ps, kill all process mlnet.static 
 ==== Debian ==== ==== Debian ====
 Please follow one of the million guide about debootstrap, I'll update this howto ASAP Please follow one of the million guide about debootstrap, I'll update this howto ASAP
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