Завершено тестирование версии 0.60
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Notice: testing of the version 0.60 has been completed.
Thanks to everyone who tried pre-release builds; your bug reports were most helpful.
Several issues found in the version 0.60a were fixed, and a newer version was prepared.
The current release is available at: eMule 0.60b community
Those who update by overwriting eMule.exe file, should also update eMule.tmpl file and contents of webserver directory.
The release might be published as Community version on the Downloads page of this site.
This publishing usually takes time, while Github page always has the latest version.
Also please note, that only 32-bit builds could be downloaded directly, for 64-bit builds it would be necessary to use Github link on the Downloads page (the link was given just above).
List of changes and notes from the times of testing are under the spoiler.
In 64-bit Windows it is possible to use well know "overwrite the executable" kind of upgrade as the simplest way to switch between 32-bit and 64-bit builds or versions - there and back.
Of course, external DLLs (MediaInfo.dll, for one) must have the same bitness as eMule itself.
Thanks to everyone who tried pre-release builds; your bug reports were most helpful.
Several issues found in the version 0.60a were fixed, and a newer version was prepared.
The current release is available at: eMule 0.60b community
Those who update by overwriting eMule.exe file, should also update eMule.tmpl file and contents of webserver directory.
The release might be published as Community version on the Downloads page of this site.
This publishing usually takes time, while Github page always has the latest version.
Also please note, that only 32-bit builds could be downloaded directly, for 64-bit builds it would be necessary to use Github link on the Downloads page (the link was given just above).
List of changes and notes from the times of testing are under the spoiler.
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It has been a while, but finally the code has got changes, new executables were compiled and prepared for testing.
Internally, the changes are extensive; there are security improvements and optimisations, a few bugs and regressions were fixed.
All that might be, and in many cases should be, invisible to users.
The visible side of the changes should be:
SMTP email notifications can use secure transmission and user authentication
HTTPS can be used for downloading server.met, nodes.dat, IP filter and language DLLs
servers: first connection is tried as obfuscated (often server capabilities were unknown at the time)
minor increase in KAD publishing rate
Windows UPnP implementation got changes (and needs field testing)
improved compatibility with the latest versions of mediainfo.dll, including 20.09
uniform checks for data rate limits
parts import for handling broken downloads (should be enabled in Options->Extended - for the current session only)
And now, have you been attentive enough and noticed plural form executables in the first phrase?
This is not a mistake, there are two executable files, because eMule gets 32-bit and 64-bit builds.
Internally, the changes are extensive; there are security improvements and optimisations, a few bugs and regressions were fixed.
All that might be, and in many cases should be, invisible to users.
The visible side of the changes should be:
SMTP email notifications can use secure transmission and user authentication
HTTPS can be used for downloading server.met, nodes.dat, IP filter and language DLLs
servers: first connection is tried as obfuscated (often server capabilities were unknown at the time)
minor increase in KAD publishing rate
Windows UPnP implementation got changes (and needs field testing)
improved compatibility with the latest versions of mediainfo.dll, including 20.09
uniform checks for data rate limits
parts import for handling broken downloads (should be enabled in Options->Extended - for the current session only)
And now, have you been attentive enough and noticed plural form executables in the first phrase?
This is not a mistake, there are two executable files, because eMule gets 32-bit and 64-bit builds.
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In 64-bit Windows it is possible to use well know "overwrite the executable" kind of upgrade as the simplest way to switch between 32-bit and 64-bit builds or versions - there and back.
Of course, external DLLs (MediaInfo.dll, for one) must have the same bitness as eMule itself.
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Релиз eMule 0.60b community (32-bit, 64-bit) доступен по адресу: github.com