2nd: Maybe obvious, but if you find the files in torrents, they may be completed that way too.

It is a small live cd used for mainly datarecovery. It can recover lost partions or files, resize partions, clone harddrives, burn dvds etc.
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A nice free way to recover lost data, while watching movies.

http://www.tux.org/pub/people/kent-robo ... linux/rip/

Thanks emuler for an insightful post. Some bittorrent clients supports DHT, so torrents can be hosted without a tracker. Regarding anonymity, the problem is the peers.

laitp2007, the eMule Help/FAQ section should help you get started.

Slightly confused at the moment, what is a torrent link? A torrent-file shared on Emule? Since posting torrent sites is forbidden, I'm assuming a direct link is too. Also, note that security and anonymity aren't the same.

Greetings,
Is there any interest in audio books featuring children?
George R. R. Martin's 'A song of ice and fire' comes to mind.

Check emule.log, it might contain the filenames. Keep a list of the links you download somewhere else, it's a pain but a smaller pain than the current situation. Last resort would be to look at the disk image, but you haven't got the
space to make a backup of it...