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== File == | == File == | ||
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'''Name:''' ''amulesig.dat'' | '''Name:''' ''amulesig.dat'' | ||
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== Description == | == Description == | ||
| + | This file is generated by [[aMule]] to inform external applications about its status. | ||
| − | + | [[aMule]]'s [[signature]] file is much more powerful than [[onlinesig.dat_file|eMule]]'s; all the fields are stored in it one per line. Amongst its extended features (compared to [[eMule]]'s [[signature]]) are: | |
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| − | [[aMule]]'s [[signature]] file is much more powerful than [[onlinesig.dat_file|eMule]]'s | + | |
*ED2K connecting status report | *ED2K connecting status report | ||
*Kademlia status report | *Kademlia status report | ||
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== Format == | == Format == | ||
| − | + | Its structure is: | |
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*The first line will contain a ''0'' (zero) if [[aMule]] is disconnected from the ED2K network, a ''2'' if it's connecting (only since [[aMule]] 2.0.0-rc4), or a ''1'' (number 1) if it's online. | *The first line will contain a ''0'' (zero) if [[aMule]] is disconnected from the ED2K network, a ''2'' if it's connecting (only since [[aMule]] 2.0.0-rc4), or a ''1'' (number 1) if it's online. | ||
| − | *The second third and forth line contain the name, [[IP]] and port of the server [[aMule]] is connected to (in this order) or a zero (''0'') if it's offline. Since [[aMule]] 2.0.0-rc4 it will also contain a ''0'' when [[aMule]]'s status is connecting or cleanly closed. | + | *The second, third and forth line contain the name, [[IP address|IP]] and port of the server [[aMule]] is connected to (in this order) or a zero (''0'') if it's offline. Since [[aMule]] 2.0.0-rc4 it will also contain a ''0'' when [[aMule]]'s status is connecting or cleanly closed. |
*The fifth line will contain an capital ''H'' or a capital ''L'' depending if [[aMule]] is connected with a high or low ID. If [[aMule]] is disconnected, this field will contain a ''0''. Again, since [[aMule]] 2.0.0-rc4 it will also contain a ''0'' when [[aMule]]'s status is connecting or cleanly closed. | *The fifth line will contain an capital ''H'' or a capital ''L'' depending if [[aMule]] is connected with a high or low ID. If [[aMule]] is disconnected, this field will contain a ''0''. Again, since [[aMule]] 2.0.0-rc4 it will also contain a ''0'' when [[aMule]]'s status is connecting or cleanly closed. | ||
| − | *The sixth line will a contain a ''0'' if aMule is not connected to the | + | *The sixth line will a contain a ''0'' if aMule is not connected to the Kademlia network, a ''1'' if it is connected to the Kademlia network with a firewalled status or a ''2'' if it is successfully connected to the Kademlia network. This field was introduced with aMule 2.1.0. |
*The seventh and eighth lines contain the speed in which [[aMule]] is downloading and uploading respectively. Since [[aMule]] 2.0.0-rc4 both lines contain ''0.0'' when [[aMule]] is cleanly closed. Exactly one decimal is shown (neither mor nor less). | *The seventh and eighth lines contain the speed in which [[aMule]] is downloading and uploading respectively. Since [[aMule]] 2.0.0-rc4 both lines contain ''0.0'' when [[aMule]] is cleanly closed. Exactly one decimal is shown (neither mor nor less). | ||
| − | *The | + | *The ninth and tenth lines contain the number of clients on the upload queue and the number of shared files, is cleanly closed. |
*The eleventh line contains the nickname of the user. | *The eleventh line contains the nickname of the user. | ||
| − | * | + | *Lines 12 and 13 contain the total amount of bytes downloaded and uploaded respectively. |
| − | * | + | *Line 14 contains the [[aMule]] version. |
| − | * | + | *Lines 15 and 16 contain the amount of bytes downloaded and uploaded in the current session respectively. Since [[aMule]] 2.0.0-rc4, both will be ''0'' if [[aMule]] is connecting or was cleanly closed. |
| − | *The | + | *The 17th (and last) line contains the amount of time [[aMule]] has been running. Since [[aMule]] 2.0.0-rc6 this time is expressed in seconds. [[aMule]] version before 2.0.0-rc6 expressed the time in the most suitable integer followed by a space and ''secs'', ''mins'' or ''hours'' depending on the value (or the same time abbreviations in your configured language). Also, since [[aMule]] 2.0.0-rc6, if [[aMule]] is connecting or was cleanly closed this field will contain a ''0'' (in [[aMule]] versions 2.0.0-rc4 and 2.0.0-rc5, when [[aMule]] had been cleanly closed, this line would contain ''00'' followed by the abbreviation ''secs'' (or that same abbreviation in your configured language). |
The last line must be followed by a new line character ('\n'). | The last line must be followed by a new line character ('\n'). | ||
== Example == | == Example == | ||
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The following is the contents of a valid ''amulesig.dat'' file: | The following is the contents of a valid ''amulesig.dat'' file: | ||
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4661 | 4661 | ||
H | H | ||
| + | 2 | ||
157.2 | 157.2 | ||
21.5 | 21.5 | ||
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23387432 | 23387432 | ||
3865 | 3865 | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:52, 11 January 2011
Contents
File
Name: amulesig.dat
Location: ~/.aMule/
Description
This file is generated by aMule to inform external applications about its status.
aMule's signature file is much more powerful than eMule's; all the fields are stored in it one per line. Amongst its extended features (compared to eMule's signature) are:
- ED2K connecting status report
- Kademlia status report
- nickname
- session and total downloaded and uploaded bytes
- aMule version
- aMule uptime
- number of shared files
Of course, it includes all of eMule's signature file data too:
- whether it is online or not
- which server it's connected to
- upload and download rate
- clients in queue
Format
Its structure is:
- The first line will contain a 0 (zero) if aMule is disconnected from the ED2K network, a 2 if it's connecting (only since aMule 2.0.0-rc4), or a 1 (number 1) if it's online.
- The second, third and forth line contain the name, IP and port of the server aMule is connected to (in this order) or a zero (0) if it's offline. Since aMule 2.0.0-rc4 it will also contain a 0 when aMule's status is connecting or cleanly closed.
- The fifth line will contain an capital H or a capital L depending if aMule is connected with a high or low ID. If aMule is disconnected, this field will contain a 0. Again, since aMule 2.0.0-rc4 it will also contain a 0 when aMule's status is connecting or cleanly closed.
- The sixth line will a contain a 0 if aMule is not connected to the Kademlia network, a 1 if it is connected to the Kademlia network with a firewalled status or a 2 if it is successfully connected to the Kademlia network. This field was introduced with aMule 2.1.0.
- The seventh and eighth lines contain the speed in which aMule is downloading and uploading respectively. Since aMule 2.0.0-rc4 both lines contain 0.0 when aMule is cleanly closed. Exactly one decimal is shown (neither mor nor less).
- The ninth and tenth lines contain the number of clients on the upload queue and the number of shared files, is cleanly closed.
- The eleventh line contains the nickname of the user.
- Lines 12 and 13 contain the total amount of bytes downloaded and uploaded respectively.
- Line 14 contains the aMule version.
- Lines 15 and 16 contain the amount of bytes downloaded and uploaded in the current session respectively. Since aMule 2.0.0-rc4, both will be 0 if aMule is connecting or was cleanly closed.
- The 17th (and last) line contains the amount of time aMule has been running. Since aMule 2.0.0-rc6 this time is expressed in seconds. aMule version before 2.0.0-rc6 expressed the time in the most suitable integer followed by a space and secs, mins or hours depending on the value (or the same time abbreviations in your configured language). Also, since aMule 2.0.0-rc6, if aMule is connecting or was cleanly closed this field will contain a 0 (in aMule versions 2.0.0-rc4 and 2.0.0-rc5, when aMule had been cleanly closed, this line would contain 00 followed by the abbreviation secs (or that same abbreviation in your configured language).
The last line must be followed by a new line character ('\n').
Example
The following is the contents of a valid amulesig.dat file:
1 eD2k Server 23.48.235.15 4661 H 2 157.2 21.5 521 34 Happy aMule user 23496736693 3296032695 CVS 143534593 23387432 3865
