MLDonkey is a multi-networks peer-to-peer client.
See for details.
mldonkey.el connects to the telnet interface of the mldonkey core
and uses a lot of regexps to parse the output. So it might not work
with newer versions of mldonkey.
Change log
0.0.4:
* made `mldonkey-temp-buffer-name' hidden buffer
0.0.3b:
* minor bug fixes
0.0.3a:
* changed name of the temp buffer
Documentation:
This is the basic module for the MlDonnkey interface. It only supports
connecting to the core and some basic functions. Read the documentation
for the other modules as well.
Set `mldonkey-host' and `mldonkey-port' to the hostname and port where
you run the MlDonkey core. You can customize these variables.
To open a buffer in mldonkey-mode and connect to the core use
M-x mldonkey RET. To quit the interface just kill the *MlDonkey*
buffer.
Sometimes the telnet interface seems to hang. You can reconnect to
using M-x mldonkey-reconnect RET.
`mldonkey-quit' buries the *MlDonkey* buffer and hides all other
windows with this buffer. `mldonkey-quit' is bound to the key "q".
Example configuration:
(require 'mldonkey)
;; hostname and port
(setq mldonkey-host "localhost")
(setq mldonkey-port 4000)
;; the motd looks more nice this way. make sure the image exists
(setq mldonkey-image "~/.elisp/mldonkey.jpg")
TODO or not TODO
- mldonkey.el:
timers
- mldonkey-console.el
completion
- mldonkey-vdnum.el
- mldonkey-preview