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Template: mldonkey-server/fasttrack_problem
Type: note
_Description: Bug #200500
Previous versions of mldonkey-server suffer from a serious DFSG policy
violation.
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The plugin for the fasttrack protocol (e.g. used by kazaa) of mldonkey-server
was made with illegal coding practice. This version fixes the problem by
removing this plugin from the MLDonkey package. Any fasttrack sources will be
filtered out of your files.ini.
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Your entire fasttrack upload will disappear with the next restart of the
mldonkey server.
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See /usr/share/doc/mldonkey-server/README.Debian for more information.
Template: mldonkey-server/launch_at_startup
Type: boolean
Default: false
_Description: Launch MLDonkey at startup?
If enabled, each time your machine starts, the MLDonkey server will be started.
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Otherwise, you will need to launch MLDonkey yourself each time you want to
use it.
Template: mldonkey-server/run_as_user
Type: string
Default: mldonkey
_Description: MLDonkey user:
Define the user who will run the MLDonkey server process.
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Please do not choose a real user. For security reasons it is better if this
user does not own any other data than the MLDonkey share.
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You will use this user account to share and get data from the peer-to-peer
networks.
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This user will be a system user (if created). You won't be able to login into
your system with this user name.
Template: mldonkey-server/mldonkey_group
Type: string
Default: mldonkey
_Description: MLDonkey group:
Define the group which will run the MLDonkey server process.
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Please do not choose a real group. For security reasons it is better if this
group does not own any other data than the MLDonkey share.
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Users of this group can start and stop the MLDonkey server and can also access
the files fetched from the peer-to-peer networks.
Template: mldonkey-server/reown_file
Type: boolean
Default: false
_Description: Change the owner of old files?
You have changed the MLDonkey user. You can change the ownership of your files
to the new user.
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PS: the former user won't be deleted from /etc/passwd, you will have to do it
yourself later (e.g. with deluser(8)), or you keep it along with the old
configuration.
Template: mldonkey-server/mldonkey_dir
Type: string
Default: /var/lib/mldonkey
_Description: MLDonkey directory:
Define the directory to which the MLDonkey server will be chdired and chrooted.
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The .ini configuration files, incoming and shared directories will be in this
directory.
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Chroot support is not complete. For now, chroot is not possible, but it may be
enabled in the near future.
Template: mldonkey-server/mldonkey_move
Type: boolean
Default: false
_Description: Move the old configuration?
You have changed the mldonkey directory. You can move the old files to this new
directory.
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If you choose no, the old directory won't be deleted. You will have to do it
yourself.
Template: mldonkey-server/mldonkey_niceness
Type: string
Default: 0
_Description: Niceness of MLDonkey:
MLDonkey uses heavy calculation from time to time (like hashing very big
files). It should be a good idea to set a very kind level of niceness,
depending on what ressources you want to give to MLDonkey.
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You can set values from -20 to 20. The bigger the niceness, the lower the
priority of MLDonkey processes.
Template: mldonkey-server/max_hard_download_rate
Type: string
Default: 0
_Description: Maximal download speed (kB/s):
Set the maximal download rate. It can be useful to limit this rate, in order to
always have a minimal bandwidth for other internet applications.
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It has also been noticed that a full use of the bandwidth could cause problems
with DSL connection handling. This is not a rule, it is just based on a few
experiments.
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0 means no limit.
Template: mldonkey-server/max_hard_upload_rate
Type: string
Default: 0
_Description: Maximal upload speed (kB/s):
Set the maximal upload rate. You must keep in mind that a peer-to-peer
network is based on sharing. Do not use a very low rate.
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Some networks calculate the download credit by the upload rate. More
upload speed means more download speed.
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As for the download speed, you should limit this rate so that you
can still use the internet even when MLDonkey is running.
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0 means no limit.
Template: mldonkey-server/max_alive
Type: string
Default: 48
_Description: Maximal time to live for the server:
MLDonkey needs to be restarted from time to time. This is safer for memory
consumption and all. You need to set the time between automatic restarts (in
hours).
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The only problem with this is that you will loose some upload credits. You can
set this variable to a very high value in order to be sure to have enough time
to gather a lot of credits.
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For example: 24 for one day, 168 for one week.
Template: mldonkey-server/password
Type: password
_Description: Password of admin user:
As of version 2.04rc1, a new user management appears. The password is encrypted
and stored in downloads.ini.
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If you want to add a new user for MLDonkeys user management or want to change
the password, refer to /usr/share/doc/mldonkey-server/README.Debian.
Template: mldonkey-server/repassword
Type: password
_Description: Retype password of the admin user:
Please confirm your admin's password.
Template: mldonkey-server/false_password
Type: note
_Description: Passwords do not match
The two password you enter must be the same.
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You will be asked until you can provide the same password twice.
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