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Tin_Man
Starting Member
Portugal
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 Posted - 14 Jan 2005 : 00:04:54
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Hey Alessio,
I just got the idea of having a web server in eXMM like the one that eMule have. It's very easy to configure for the user. Like the eMule project is open source you can see the code of this particular stuff and try to add it to the needs of the eXMM. I know that you hare out off time, but at least take a look in this... it will be a great feature...
PS: if you don’t know the eMule web server just take a look at my eMule at http://217.129.200.77/ pass: “12345”. If you cannot enter is because my IP as changed, if so let me know… my ISP sucks by not give me a permanent IP :( |
Edited by - Tin_Man on 14 Jan 2005 00:11:38 |
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Alessio Viti
Forum Admin
Italy
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Posted - 14 Jan 2005 : 08:31:04
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Hi Tin_Man,
I will take a look. I have just enter inside now with the password, but I haven't completely understand the purpose of this webserver. Write me something... 
Thank you!
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Tin_Man
Starting Member
Portugal
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Posted - 14 Jan 2005 : 13:44:30
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That’s my eMule status, I can see my downloads in any were. You only have the guest password, so you cannot do any change, but if you have the admin password you can do a search in eMule, put new downloads, cancel the others, almost any thing you can do with the program in your computer.
If eXMM have something like this, I believe the best thing you can do is any one can see your collection online. But you also, by another computer can make changes in your current database...
If you take a look at the eMule web server you see it's really easy to set up. Just need to enable, put the port you want, put the template you want and set up the passwords. Another thing is that eMule records when someone access the server, and if he login with the guest or the admin pass.
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Web server