Experimenting with Linux: MLDonkey

My little Linux server (PIII-550) works usually as Bittorrent download machine with Torrentflux running on the Apache server.  I desired to expand my little machine capabilities by installing some more download software. MLDonkey is a peer-to-peer client which let you download shared files in various network protocols.
 I did choose the easy way to install it using apt-get command:

sudo apt-get install mldonkey-server

 then I stopped the mldonkey server and edited the downloads.ini file in order to enable web acces from computers in my local network:

sudo /etc/init.d/mldonkey-server stop
cd /var/lib/mldonkey/
sudo vim downloads.ini

 I so edited the file adding my local network address range to allowed ips variable:

...
allowed_ips = [
  "127.0.0.1";
  "192.168.30.2/254";]
...

 I then restarted MLDonkey server:

 sudo /etc/init.d/mldonkey-server start

and I eventually managed to enter in MLDonkey web interface:

Let me say MLDonkey web based user interface is not the easiest thing to use, I managed how to start a download but I'm still studying the many options it offers.