I do not know. I never saw anything, but maybe nobody wanted me as a FriendMoonee wrote: Thu Nov 20, 2025 7:48 am If someone adds me to their friends, is there a way to know if I got their Friend request?
I am going to GUESS this:Someone adds me to their friends on my current pc.. A few months later, I get a new pc and had to reinstall emule on the new pc (How would the friends transfer over to my new pc?)
You have to start over being someone else's Friend with every new emule installation, because you will appear as a brand-new user even if you use the same name.
If you want to keep OTHER people as your Friend, then before your old computer dies, make a backup copy of your eMule/config folder (it is small) and save it on a flash drive. Keep this up to date occasionally, such as once a month, regularly on the first day. After you install your new emule on your new computer, use this backup config folder to replace the new one while eMule is exited and THEN start it up. That should restore all sorts of information you have stored in it: friends, statistics, and various preferences, all up-to-date as of the time of the last backup. Maybe it even keeps your online eMule identity? I have no idea. Of course you will also have to copy over backup copies of your shared files (much larger) if you want to keep sharing the same files. Or you can start from scratch too, as emule will adjust based on what files are there. If you ONLY want to restore Friends and nothing else old, I THINK that would be the "emfriends" OS/2 Metafile. Again, I am guessing. It looks like my Friends are stored in there. I have installed emule about 3 or 4 times I think, and started fresh each time. Right now I have so many Friends who I have not seen in ages.
It is also a good idea to have the config folder as a backup in case some emule error corrupts the files.
Those who have been emuling 15 or more years longer than I have, please correct anything wrong here.