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<div>Basically, aMuleCMD is a command line interface to access [[aMule]] or [[aMuled]] locally or remote. To run AMuleCMD simply type the command name at a command prompt. Note it's all lower case.<br />
:$>amulecmd<br />
(This is based on [[linux.definition|Linux]]. You may need to go to the actual directory on other OS's if it's not in the path.)<br />
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According to the amulecmd help you can perform the following commands:<br />
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Quit<br><br />
Help<br><br />
Stats<br><br />
Show DL<br><br />
Resume n<br><br />
Pause n<br><br />
ServerStatus<br><br />
Connect<br><br />
SetUpBwLimit n<br><br />
SetDownBwLimit n<br><br />
Disconnect<br />
Reload Shared<br />
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You can use this command to perform scheduled jobs with aMule(d), too. See [[FAQ_amulecmd]] for more details.<br><br />
If you prefer something more graphical use [[AMuleGUI]] (or [[aMule]] of course ;-).<br />
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'''NOTE:''' You must have [[External Connections]] enabled in order to be able to connect to aMule(d).<br />
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I needed to set "use [http://www.networksorcery.com/enp/protocol/tcp.htm TCP] ports instead of [http://www.unix.org Unix] local sockets" to be on, in Preferences -> Remote Connection -> External Connection Parameters.</div>82.233.116.173