[eldj2]

Good morning, it would be possible to make an emule without a search engine to use it as a bitcomet with ed2k links.

[MatthewT]

eldj2, on 15 December 2022 - 07:00 AM, said:

Good morning, it would be possible to make an emule without a search engine to use it as a bitcomet with ed2k links.

What is the advantage of not having the search engine? Can't you just ignore the search part and paste in the ED2k links?

On my Synology NAS, there is an ED2K client in the download centre that can accept a text file with as many Ed2K links in as you want. Not sure if there are other options like this.

Amule lets you do most things from the command line / console, so you can script it relatively easily to do specific things. You can definitely add ED2K links to its queue from the command line.

But - it's only officially available for Unix like (BSD / OSX / Linux) systems. That said, there are some people on their forums who have managed to compile it for windows.

[eldj2]

MatthewT, on 20 December 2022 - 10:14 AM, said:

eldj2, on 15 December 2022 - 07:00 AM, said:

Good morning, it would be possible to make an emule without a search engine to use it as a bitcomet with ed2k links.

What is the advantage of not having the search engine? Can't you just ignore the search part and paste in the ED2k links?

On my Synology NAS, there is an ED2K client in the download centre that can accept a text file with as many Ed2K links in as you want. Not sure if there are other options like this.

Amule lets you do most things from the command line / console, so you can script it relatively easily to do specific things. You can definitely add ED2K links to its queue from the command line.

But - it's only officially available for Unix like (BSD / OSX / Linux) systems. That said, there are some people on their forums who have managed to compile it for windows.

good morning to download safer and know what you download

[QICKV8]

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