Emule Server List Auto Update <1080p - 720p>

Look for the section labeled "Server list". Here you will see an option to "Update server.met when starting" and a field for a URL.

You need to input a URL that hosts a valid, updated server.met file. Because the internet is always changing, reliable URLs can shift. Historically, reliable sources have included sites like gruk.org or server-met.de.

For most users:

Optional advanced:

Save the following as emule_update.cmd:

@echo off
echo Stopping eMule...
taskkill /F /IM emule.exe
timeout /t 5
echo Fetching new server list...
curl -o %APPDATA%\eMule\server.met https://www.emule-security.org/serverlist/server.met
echo Restarting eMule...
start "" "C:\Program Files\eMule\emule.exe"

Note: This requires you to have curl installed or wget for Windows.

While in the Server options tab, pay close attention to the filtering settings. A good auto-update strategy involves cleaning out the old to make room for the new.

Check the following options to keep your list healthy:

Here is the dark side of automation. If you use an untrusted URL for your auto-update, you are giving that website full control over your network exposure. emule server list auto update

Fake servers can:

Golden Rule: Only use auto-update URLs from established communities (eMule Security, Peerates, or official mod forums). Never use a URL from a random text file or YouTube video.

@echo off
set EMULE_CONFIG=C:\Program Files\eMule\config
set BACKUP_DIR=%EMULE_CONFIG%\backup
set SERVER_MET_URL=https://www.emule-security.org/serverlist/server.met
REM Create backup
copy "%EMULE_CONFIG%\server.met" "%BACKUP_DIR%\server_%date:~10,4%%date:~4,2%%date:~7,2%.met"
REM Download new server.met (using PowerShell for TLS 1.2)
powershell -Command "Invoke-WebRequest -Uri %SERVER_MET_URL% -OutFile %EMULE_CONFIG%\server_new.met -UseBasicParsing" Look for the section labeled  "Server list"
REM Merge or replace (replace is safer)
copy /Y "%EMULE_CONFIG%\server_new.met" "%EMULE_CONFIG%\server.met"
REM Restart eMule (optional)
taskkill /F /IM emule.exe
timeout /t 2
start "" "C:\Program Files\eMule\emule.exe"