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mldonkey+sancho试用

参考http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/about42337.html
http://www.haijd.net/doc/read-29.html
http://sparkplugcn.wordpress.com/2007/08/15/%e4%bb%8eemule%e5%88%b0mldonkey/

很多地方说mldonkey比amule如何如何好，而我觉得 amule本身就挺好，下完了最近几个文件后想尝试一下mldonkey

首先我是想编译一个不带 gui的 mlnet, 按照它代码里的readme, 只需简单地./configure然后make就行了，但是我这里却说需要 ocaml (readme里似乎是说只有 gui版本才需要），一开始让它自动下载编译ocaml, 但很慢，于是放弃，改用二进制包。

之后是前端，推荐的是sancho, 我下了个gtk版本的。

再之后按着帖子里的大概弄弄，配置些关于网络的东西，然后再用mldonkey release里带的插件把firefox和mldonkey关联上，需要强调的几点是

1.导入文件似乎只能下载后再本地导入
2.以下命令可以用sachon的console输入，好像也可以用telnet连接mlnet输入
2.用servers命令导入服务器，推荐下载http://www.emule.org.cn/server.met
3.用ov_load命令导入overnet的node列表，推荐下载http://download.overnet.org/contact.dat
4.用kad_load命令导入kad的node列表，推荐下载http://www.emule-inside.net/nodes.dat，也可使用eMule的nodes.data
5.注意把kad和overnet的选项打开，我一开始就忘了。。
6.注意修改最大下载限速，默认是50，太小了


感觉上如果设好了确实挺快，但也没有传说中的那么快，当然可能跟我这里网络环境有关。但是它可以连接多个服务器确实是个创新的想法
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