| Posted on: 2007-05-29 02:17:55 |
After a long time we are proud to announce the immediate release of E-MuleX version 0.48a.
Some of new features within this release are:
* First step torwards Windows Vista by fixing most glitches and problems
* Support for UPnP
* A spam filter for search results
* Several GUI improvments like smiley support for IRC and messages, nicer file tooltips and so on
* And as always fixing several bugs and adding other small changes
Enjoy!
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| Posted on: 2006-09-16 17:19:47 |
After the hotfix release of original eMule version 0.47c, we are proud to announce the immediate release of E-MuleX version 0.47c.
Because there were important bugs related security in KAD protocol in the previous versions of eMule, all users of previous versions are encouraged to update their versions to the most recent one. Get it here.
Enjoy!
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| Posted on: 2006-09-09 21:29:20 |
E-MuleX 0.47b is out, just one day after official release of eMule 0.47b! Download it now!
Below are some of the changes in this version:
* Protocol Obfuscation support
* Previewing the contents of archives in the file detail dialog
* Some GUI improvements like a on-the-fly search result filter
Enjoy!
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| Posted on: 2006-03-19 08:14:30 |
Hi all,
For some time now, E-MuleX has been seen as a p2p-killer mod, which is completely wrong. E-MuleX does not, by any means, prevent uploading of files. The user MAY upload if (s)he wants to. So: it's up to the user whether (s)he wants to share or not. From the point of view of "sharing", the only difference of E-MuleX from the original version is, that it does not share your incoming and temp directories automatically.
There is a clear argument for that: Illegal sharing of files which are copyrighted is strictly forbidden. Most other clients automatically share any file you download, during downloading
(within Temp directory) and also after download is complete (within Incoming directory).
As said above, sharing of copyrighted material is forbidden, so if you download such stuff, it's not shared by default in E-MuleX.
Surely you can move files which aren't copyrighted to any folder and share them. It is completely up to the USER. So, do not blame E-MuleX because of users' anti-sharing behaviour. P2P networks should only be used
for sharing non-copyrighted stuff.
Thanks,
- E-MuleX Team.
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| Posted on: 2006-02-01 04:30:14 |
Just a few days after launch of new emule version, E-MuleX version 0.47a is available for download. Grab it here!
This version doesn't include webcache functionality yet. We will merge this functionality as soon as it is available.
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| Posted on: 2006-01-13 04:14:58 |
Our website has a new domainname. You can now reach E-MuleX homepage through http://e-mulex.info. Please update your bookmarks accordingly.
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| Posted on: 2005-12-15 07:38:26 |
E-MuleX version 0.46c is now supporting webcache. You can benefit of faster downloads by using proxy server of your ISP. Download it here!
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| Posted on: 2005-07-28 13:29:04 |
Version 0.46c is out!
This version is mainly a security update for 2 severe issues: A security issue in zlib 1.2.2 was found, which is used by eMule and can at least be used to crash eMule. A second bug allows to crash eMule clients with a malformed Kad-Packet (only if Kad is enabled)
Because of security issues, upgrade to version 0.46c is highly recommended.
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| Posted on: 2005-07-24 03:28:40 |
E-MuleX version 0.46b is out. Get it here.
Some of the changes are:
Collections: you can create, view and use collections for eMule, to bundle a number of files virtually together and use this to define a set of files. A set that can be signed to ensure the origin.
Reworked Shares files window, containing a tree of shared items - for more overview and control
Multiple temp-folders with automatic selection on download start
Visual fixes and improvements
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| Posted on: 2005-05-13 16:55:53 |
E-MuleX version 0.46a is now available for download. Some changes in this version include; email notifications, optional encryption, new web interface, many bugfixes and enhancements. Visit our download page to grab this version.
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| Posted on: 2005-05-12 13:17:18 |
Our video section is now online. In order to download the clips you need to be a member. Click here to enter.
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| Posted on: 2005-04-15 12:09:10 |
Our new website ist now fully functioning. You can now download and navigate much faster than before.
There is a new web page, where you can find information about how you can efficiently preview your media files in E-MuleX. You can also find the VLC Media Player (latest version) and the appropriate plugin for E-Mulex in our download page.
VLC is a very good player for watching movies. You don't need extra codecs to download and it's much faster in compare to winamp or windows media player.
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| Posted on: 2005-04-05 13:10:03 |
We are currently moving to our new server to bring you better service. Because of this you may experience problems browsing the site through the following days.
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| Posted on: 2005-04-02 15:37:35 |
There is a new version available, which includes a new feature. It's still based on version 0.45b, which is the latest available eMule version.
We got requests from our users that they want to share some directories which they can set. So we added this feature into this version.
If you want to share any files, you will be able to do it now. Only files in the shared directories, which you can set in "Options->Directories", will be available for upload. Your "Incoming" folder and downloaded "Part" files are still not shared.
You can also regulate your upload and download speeds by changing the values in "Options->Connection" independently.
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| Posted on: 2005-02-26 01:52:12 |
Version 0.45b is out! This new version offers a number of bugfixes and several improvements like the new Mini eMule status window.
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| Posted on: 2004-12-03 21:37:26 |
Version 0.44d is out! Some of the important changes are the following:
* Advanced Intelligent Corruption Handling (AICH) has been even more improved with automatically detecting clients which sent corrupt data and eventually banning them.
* NTFS sparse files for more efficient use of free disk space for long time downloads of rare big files.
* The GUI has been further improved. Lot of new icons and other eye candies added everywhere in the application.
* The file hashing algorithm were replaced with high efficient assembler codes which leads to an improved hashing performance
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| Posted on: 2004-11-15 01:33:36 |
New version of E-MuleX will be available soon... It's based on version 0.44d of Emule.
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| Posted on: 2004-09-28 14:53:09 |
Version 0.44b is out....
E-MuleX is now based on the latest version of Emule and includes support for all languages. (english, german, spanish, french, greek, russian, turkish, italian, chinese, portuguese......)
From now on all registered members will be notified by email if a newer version is available. Registration is free.
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| Posted on: 2004-09-18 19:07:16 |
Version 0.44a is coming soon...
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| Posted on: 2004-08-27 17:00:31 |
If you installed Windows XP SP2, then Microsoft has severly limited the rate at which connections can be made on your computer. Where you used to be able to establish hundreds of connections in a short period of
time, you may now only establish connection to 10 peers. Any more than 10 connections in often 10+ seconds (this depends on the latency of the connecting party) will cause new connections to become throttled and
eventually denied all together.
This has serious damaging effects to eMule+, the eDonkey Network, and P2P as a whole. It means a slower network and eventually fewer search results. It means connections fail more frequently and losing your spot in
someone's queue. It also provides a means for disruptive users or music industry thugs to sabotage P2P networks by preventing connection opportunity through SYN attacks.
This also effects your web browser and other internet applications. If you ever notice slow browsing, broken images, or ignored page requests while you have eMule running... now you know why!
You can tell if this new "speed limit" is effecting you by viewing your System Event messages (Right-Click "My Computer > Manage > System Tools > Event Viewer > System"). You will see yellow-triangle Warning events
with "Tcpip" as the Source. Double-Clicking on one of these events will display the following message.
" TCP/IP has reached the security limit imposed on the number of concurrent TCP connect attempts. "
Micro$oft implimented this feature to slow down the effect of email worms and exploits. They figure people don't need to be making so many connections in such a short timeframe, even though P2P demands it. Yet
another tactic to try and curb file trading.
There is a fix however. It requires editing your tcpip.sys file, which is located in your c:\windows\system32\drivers\ folder. There may be other tcpip.sys files on your system, but this appears to be
the
important one. This file is a binary file, and requires a hex editor to make changes.
Before making any changes to your system, always backup what you're about to hack.
The following instructions are for the Final Release of XP SP2 (build 2180). Other builds may or may not have the same tcpip.sys file. The file should be exactly 359,040 bytes and have a Last Modified time of
8/3/2004 11:14 PM. Its CRC-32 is 8042A9FB and MD5 is 9F4B36614A0FC234525BA224957DE55C.
This fix will remove all tcpip socket creation limitations in Microsoft Windows XP SP2.
In your hex editor...
(Freeware Hex Editor)
First Goto offset 130 (hex) or 304 (decimal)...
Replace these 4 bytes of hex data: 6E 12 06 00
With these 4 bytes of hex data: 62 13 06 00
Then Goto offset 4F322 (hex) or 324386 (decimal)... *from beginning of file*
Replace these 4 bytes of hex data: 0A 00 00 00
With these 4 bytes of hex data: FE FF FF 00
If any of the data that you're replacing does not match exactly, double check what you are doing, or abort completely.
Do it at your own risk!
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