eMule 0.47a Beta 1

eMule Project - (Open Source)

With eMule is very easy to share any type of file offering many useful features.

eMule is a filesharing client based on the eDonkey2000 network which offers more features than the standard client.

It also allows to connect to the Kad network using the Kademlia protocol. This allows, in particular, operate emule servers. With eMule user can share any type of file (MP3, JPEG, AVI, ZIP, EXE, etc..), and it also offers the possibility to download files that other users make available to the community.

The application has a nice and friendly interface, a fast connection to the server, the automatic removal of "dead" servers in the list, the rank value when placed in a queue and a page of detailed information on the evolution of downloads statistics.

One of the great advantages of this software is that it compresses the data when the transfer is between two eMule client. The gain may be useful in certain formats no or little compressed files.

The software also includes a verification system files to prevent data corruption .

Title:: eMule 0.47a Beta 1
File Size:: 2.7 MB
Requirements:: Windows 2000 / XP / XP64
Language:: en-us
License:: Open Source
Date Added:: 18 Jan 2006
Publisher:: eMule Project
Homepage:: http://www.emule-project.net
MD5 Checksum:: 295007DCE8CA014866AE207C5EDECA70

0.47a BETA 2

.: Clients which send filtered messages will now also be identified as spammers
.: Fixed a bug with HTTP/Peercache sources (SiRob)
.: Fixed a problem with converting known2.met - it should not rehash files anymore when updating from a prior version

Unk: Continued work with Kad2.0. Only host side funcational still
Unk: More tweaks to Kad1.0.
Unk: Correction to "Change in LPhant version display (Famerlor)"
Unk: Make sure Kad config files are not read by older clients as they may contain tags they cannot read.

.: Fixed a bug which could cause problems when loading part.met files of large files (SiRob)
.: Changed the protocol to check the hash+filesize instead only the hash on requested files