Sorry if this has already been covered.

I downloaded MLDonkey last night and tried it out.
It seemed to work fine and I downloaded a file but when it said 'committed', there was nothing in the incoming drawer.

There were still files in the temp drawer though.

Am I missing something obvious?


Cheers,
Robert.

use the command

dllink http://path_to/file.torrents

then, it should say 'done'

then, you should begin recieving a torrents file. the same concept works for edonkey (etc) files.

I'm using the interface in iBrowse and for some reason the underscore
' _ ' character isn't working. Dang!

I can't get the interface to work in Voyafer.

Well, I can't get it to work in voyager either

It also says there's no such command as dlink.

Quote:
Right, try dllink.

@Golem:

Ooops!

Anyway, I still can't get my underscore key to work in the iBrowse
interface.

Is the "path_to" part the URL that is shown when the mousepointer is
placed over a search result?

i.e. I get "unable to match URL", if I enter:

dllink http://localhost4080/resultsd79/file.torrents

Please excuse my ignorance here...

@Robert

dllink http://localhost4080/resultsd79/file.torrents

should at least be corrected to:

dllink http://localhost:4080/resultsd79/file.torrents

as 4080 is the port number, but I suspect (not sure as I don't use mldonkey yet) it is supposed to be:

dllink http://localhost:4080/results?d=79/file.torrents

or something like that ...

Hope it helps

Fred

@ChatDEau:

Thanks for the reply.

Unfortunately both those combinations also give "unable to match URL".

Hi Robert,

This is what I wrote in the other "Donkey"-thread about using the URL-command:

Quote:

I have to say that the torrent does show up in the Downloads-section, but never really starts downloading stuff (I left it on for 2 full days).
Whereas trying the same torrent-link with a pc worked perfectly.

Bye,

Spidey

ps: with path on my hardfile I mean something like:
"dllink Work:torrents/file.torrent"