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IIRC you have to start mldonkey in a console and then mldonkey_gui. It should be in the menu under Networking -> Other, but you can run it from (another) console as well.
In a GUI go to File -> Settings and then under Client -> Startup check "Start mldonkey_gui at beginning". Under "Name of MLdonkey GUI to start" type
/usr/lib/mldonkey/mlgui
and under "Path of mldonkey binaries" type /usr/lib/mldonkey
That should ensure that the GUI starts automatically.
The mldonkey program per se is just the core that needs to be running in the background. When you close the GUI make sure the core has been shut down as well.
and it gives me a whole bunch of output, but no screen comes up, it just hangs at the line
Disabling output to console, to enable: stdout true
Mldonkey is running at that point.Normally it would ask you if you want a gui or not by then but I got no idea what is or isn't in that rpm.
Just start it and go to http://127.0.0.1:4080 with a browser.
You can also go and install the original binary for mldonkey.It's just a matter of unpacking the tarball.For info and binaries got to http://www.mldonkey.org
Last edited by crashmeister; 08-09-2003 at 05:10 AM.
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