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==== Syntax====

 > import_temp "<edonkey temp directory path>"

=== eDonkey --> MLD===

Simply use import_temp with the eDonkey temp dir or make it like discribed in ImportDownload

=== eMule --> MLD (old and secure way)===

Try to import partial downloads from an official eDonkey client.

The 'import_temp works with Edonkey and eMule/lMule files. Here's a rough translation from the FAQ section of the german MLD board:

# install Edonkey 2000 v. 61
# move your eMule downloads into the eDonkey tmp directory
# start eDonkey, wait until hashing ends
# quit eDonkey
# start MLD
# Console or telnet-interface: import_temp path_to_EDtmpdir/name_of_EDtmpdir
# wait
# wait longer
# try to wait..........

(I know of one who grew impatient after 30 minutes. As I can't speak from experience I was wondering how long others have been waiting.)
MLD 2.04r1 imports emule temp files. But not bugfree - at some tempfiles it loses chunks so keep you backups!


=== eMule --> MLD===

import_temp works fine with the eMule temp-dir
Tested with v2.5.28 without any problems.
You can see progress on console with \"-stdout true\".
My sancho and kmldonkey lost connection during import.

=== See also===


[[import]], [[recover_temp]], ExportTempFiles, [[RelocatingTemp]], [[ImportDownload]] (This is a workaround)