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Amule
I just installed Amule on my new Felicia KDE installation. I have used Amule with Main edition with no problem, but am having problems with KDE version of Mint. I am receiving "Low ID" from the servers. looked up the Amule wiki and it suggested, I might be behind a firewall. Does KDE have a built in software firewall? I have a wireless router that I connect through, but that can't be the problem, since it would also be a problem for Gnome version, which it is not. Any ideas?
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Re: Amule
Hi
All Linux systems use "iptables" which is a type of firewall so to speak, but not in the sense that you may think of.
Open a terminal and type which will output the following:
Usage: ufw COMMAND
Commands:
enable Enables the firewall
disable Disables the firewall
default ARG set default policy to ALLOW or DENY
logging ARG set logging to ON or OFF
allow|deny RULE allow or deny RULE
delete allow|deny RULE delete the allow/deny RULE
status show firewall status
version display version information
You may also use an GUI to enable or control the firewall like "guarddog" or firestarter, if you have them installed.
Without more info I would think that its just a configuration problem with Amule.
Hope this helps some....
All Linux systems use "iptables" which is a type of firewall so to speak, but not in the sense that you may think of.
Open a terminal and type
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ufw
Usage: ufw COMMAND
Commands:
enable Enables the firewall
disable Disables the firewall
default ARG set default policy to ALLOW or DENY
logging ARG set logging to ON or OFF
allow|deny RULE allow or deny RULE
delete allow|deny RULE delete the allow/deny RULE
status show firewall status
version display version information
You may also use an GUI to enable or control the firewall like "guarddog" or firestarter, if you have them installed.
Without more info I would think that its just a configuration problem with Amule.
Hope this helps some....
Re: Amule
big_dog1968
Im not very familiar with Amule, having never used it, but if you can describe the problem in a little more detail I'll be glad to help you try and find an answer.
Maybe an Amule user will see your post and provide some input as well....
Im not very familiar with Amule, having never used it, but if you can describe the problem in a little more detail I'll be glad to help you try and find an answer.
Maybe an Amule user will see your post and provide some input as well....