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Vollstrecker: Removed Version Tag

2008-06-29T09:22:38Z

Removed Version Tag

213.154.68.135: case sensitive....

2008-02-17T01:52:30Z

case sensitive....

Vollstrecker: Adjusted Links

2008-01-23T16:45:47Z

Adjusted Links

Vollstrecker: Added Version Tag

2008-01-18T12:55:30Z

Added Version Tag

Jacobo221 at 06:08, 23 January 2006

2006-01-23T06:08:57Z

Jacobo221: =Search for file except for extension ...=

2006-01-23T06:08:23Z

=Search for file except for extension ...=

Jacobo221: =Exact matches=

2006-01-23T06:07:48Z

=Exact matches=

Jacobo221: =First notes=

2006-01-23T06:07:05Z

=First notes=

Jacobo221 at 06:03, 23 January 2006

2006-01-23T06:03:03Z

Jacobo221 at 04:55, 23 January 2006

2006-01-23T04:55:35Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:22, 29 June 2008
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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	You can combine the above tricks, so someone could try to search something like ''related::<some_hash> AND Video AND SIZE > 1000000''		You can combine the above tricks, so someone could try to search something like ''related::<some_hash> AND Video AND SIZE > 1000000''
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−	~~== Version ==~~
−	~~Created by Jacobo221 on 14.12.05 at 03:42<br>~~
−	~~Updated by Vollstrecker on 18.01.08 at 13:53~~

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 Example: ''drivers AND linux''
-Example: ''some_free_music and not some_artist'' is equivalent to ''some_free_music & !some_artist''
+Example: ''some_free_music AND NOT some_artist'' is equivalent to ''some_free_music & !some_artist''
-So, when you introduce a search query, it is read and each word is understood either as an operator (when it is ''AND'', ''&'', ''OR'' or ''NOT'') or as a query.
+So, when you introduce a search query, it is read and each word is understood either as an operator (when it is ''AND'', ''&'', ''OR'', ''NOT'' ou ''!'') or as a query.
 Example: ''aMule AND MacOS'' will search for files containing ''aMule'' and ''MacOS'' in their filename.

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 == Search for file except for extension ... ==
-You can use the ''not <query>'' and ''!<query>'' boolean operators in the "extension" field in the [[Usage_Search|search window]].
+You can use the ''not <query>'' and ''!<query>'' boolean operators in the "extension" field in the [[Usage_Searches|search window]].
 This way you can search for files not containing the given extension, which is often very useful.

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 == Description ==
 This article explains how to tweak [[search]]es and some handy tips and tricks when searching with [[aMule]].
-Notice that this tricks may not work for you at some moments, since it depends on the [[server]]'s running software. However, most [[ed2k]] servers run the latest version of [[lugdunum]], so this tricks will work for 99% of your servers.
+Notice that this tricks may not work for you at some moments, since it depends on the [[server]]'s running software. However, most [[ED2k|ed2k]] servers run the latest version of [[lugdunum]], so this tricks will work for 99% of your servers.
 == First notes ==
 Searches always search for all the words in the query and are case-insensitive.
 == Boolean search ==
 Since aMule 2.1.0 boolean search is supported. This allows fine tweaked searching queries.
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 == Exact matches ==
 Exact matches are an extension of boolean searches.
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 == Search for file except for extension ... ==
 You can use the ''not <query>'' and ''!<query>'' boolean operators in the "extension" field in the [[Usage_Search|search window]].
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 == Find files similar or related to some other file ==
 In the search box enter ''related::<hash>'' where ''<hash>'' is the is the [[hash]] value of some [[file]]. The results you will get will be files which are related or similar to that file.
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 == Search for hashes or exact file ==
 If you want to search for any file which's has value is ''<hash>''' (where ''<hash>'' is any MD4 hash value), you can search for ''edk2:<hash>'' and you will get the results.
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 == The special 'Ñ' character ==
 Current server and client software support [[unicode]] so it is no more an issue, but older versions would not support non-english characters, such as the ''ñ'' spanish character.
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 == Notes ==
-You can combine the above tricks, so someone could try to search something like ''related::<some_hash> AND Video AND SIZE > 1000000''
+== Version ==

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	You can combine the above tricks, so someone could try to search something like ''related::<some_hash> AND Video AND SIZE > 1000000''		You can combine the above tricks, so someone could try to search something like ''related::<some_hash> AND Video AND SIZE > 1000000''
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−	~~The server checks if the file is known.~~

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:07, 23 January 2006
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	== Exact matches ==		== Exact matches ==
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		+	Exact matches are an extension of boolean searches.

	You may want to search for a series of words together or some other string containing word separators in it. To do so, wrap that string with apostrophes.		You may want to search for a series of words together or some other string containing word separators in it. To do so, wrap that string with apostrophes.

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 In the search box enter ''related::<hash>'' where ''<hash>'' is the is the [[hash]] value of some [[file]]. The results you will get will be files which are related or similar to that file.
-Actually, what the server does is read an index with all files all [[client]]s are sharing and see, out of those sharing the file with has value ''<hash>'', which are the most popular files. Low [[availablity]] files aren't listed.
+Actually, what the server does is read an index with all files all [[client]]s are sharing and see, out of those sharing the file with has value ''<hash>'', which are the most popular files. Low [[availability]] files aren't listed.
 == Notes ==