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eDonkey

eDonkey - 1.1

graphical cross platform file sharing client

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Current Version: 1.1
Release Date: 2005-03-29
License: Freeware
Downloads (this version): 23,847
Downloads (all versions): 112,591

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Product Description:

Welcome to the next generation of file sharing. eDonkey allows you to share and trade any type of file, with anyone, under Mac, Windows or Linux. eDonkey already has a huge following of Windows users, but noticing a void in the Mac P2P arena the development team switched gears to bring this excelent client to the Mac world.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.3
  • Mac OS X 10.2

Additional Requirements:

  • Mac OS X 10.2 or higher

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eDonkey CommentaryThis Version is Ancient - Version: 1.1, 12/8/2005 04:03PM PST

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ctbiggs
This version has been outdated since May. They are currently on version 1.3 for OS X. Get it here:
http://www.edonkey.com/downloads.php
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eDonkey Troubleshooting Report*Finally* getting uploads and downloads and no 'lowid's :-) - Version: 1.1, 9/11/2005 01:28PM PST

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Betty Woo
First I couldn't even get it to connect with anything. So I made sure I allowed sharing (System Preferences - Sharing, etc.) -- which may have been overkill since I never had to play with that option in Acquisition or LimeWire... .

Then, after playing with the router (a D-Link DI-604) and opening certain ports, I at least got the search function to work - but wasn't able to really download properly or to let others upload.

I finally figuered out that my router has a different IP Address than my public IP Address that all those whats-you-IP web sites were telling me (the router address is found by opening the System Preferences - Internet & Network - Network - and it's listed either in the Built-in Ethernet description or if you double-click it to get the full information).

I went back to the router's web-based configuration page and made sure the firewall ports were open to *both* IP Addresses (one step for the router's IP and another step for the Public IP). Even though I now have a lot of eDonkey open ports, at least this thing works properly now.

Things I like:

The search is extensive and it keeps searching for the same file without prompting from you.

Things I'm not so happy about:

It takes a heck of a long time for most files to download (i.e. under 10 kbs) and I can't preview the files to check if I already have the file under another name. Oh, and the program got completely hung up when I tried to share my large folder of mp3s so I'm left with sharing a much smaller folder I had to create specifically for eDonkey.

For hard-to-find files, this has been the best P2P I've had. For more common files, I think I'll stick with LimeWire or Acquisition.

Hope that helps somebody.

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eDonkey ReviewWhassup? - Version: 1.1, 8/29/2005 10:45AM PST

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Handle3
This version keeps telling me its "too old" and should be updated. To what?
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