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    Is it possible to implement "update from url"?
    I found a great site: iblocklist.com. they have a huge amount of lists, but don't let you dl them. They only liet you uodate from url.
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    This tool's coder has been inactive since 2006, so I doubt he will implement that feature even if he saw your request. But you could write a .bat that uses wget to download I-Blocklist's lists, then start P2PFire.
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    Would BLM work?
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    @Grambo: The site you discovered seems to be pure gold.

    I think it would be fine if in a next version of e.g. emule (or in a next mod ?) it would be allowed to define a list containing url of IPfilters, that the client would merge each time it were launched.

    I think it would be fine too, to define a white list of IP's: Sometimes there are false positve in these lists (one times, Peerates server was IPfiltered).
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    I'm glad you find it useful.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Renk View Post
    I think it would be fine if in a next version of e.g. emule (or in a next mod ?) it would be allowed to define a list containing url of IPfilters, that the client would merge each time it were launched.
    Correct, as far as I know there's no eMule mod allowing this at the moment, but it's possible to work around this using P2PFire (a system-wide IP blocker), with the official PG lists, at least:
    1. Get a copy of Wget for Windows and 7-Zip.
    2. Copy wget.exe to P2PFire's folder.
    3. Install 7-Zip, and copy 7z.exe and 7z.dll to P2PFire's folder.
    4. Open Notepad.
    5. Type this:
      Code:
      rem this is the level1 list
      wget http://peerguardian.sourceforge.net/lists/p2p.php
      rem this is the edu list
      wget http://peerguardian.sourceforge.net/lists/edu.php
      rem this is the spy/malware list
      wget http://peerguardian.sourceforge.net/lists/spy.php
      rem this extracts the level1 list
      7z x level1.7z
      rem this extracts the edu list
      7z x edu.7z
      rem this extracts the spy/malware list
      7z x spyware.7z
      rem merges the 3 extracted files into one
      copy /y level1.+edu.+spyware. guarding.p2p
      rem runs p2pfire
      start p2pfire.exe
      rem you can also run other apps before finishing the program:
      rem start "S:emule sbi leecheremule.exe"
      rem start "C:program filesmozilla firefoxfirefox.exe"
      rem etc...
    6. Save the file as

      "updlists.bat"

      with
      the quotes! You can give it another name if you want, as long as the resulting file is a runnable .bat.


    Now, if you use this .bat to run P2PF, it should automatically download and merge the P2P, educational and spyware blocklists into one file, before starting the IP blocker.

    I think it would be fine too, to define a white list of IP's: Sometimes there are false positve in these lists (one times, Peerates server was IPfiltered).
    It's possible to make a blocklist work as a whitelist by renaming it to white.p2p and loading it in P2PFire, maybe you can play around with that:
    Code:
    peerates web server:88.191.92.222-88.191.92.222
    peerates ed2k server:88.191.81.111-88.191.81.111
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    By the way, does P2PFire works or not on Vista 64? I read something about Vista32, but it seemed not conclusive. Any help? My machine is a little weird, it has Vista64, but only Java 1.4, therefore I'm almost sure I gonna have a lot of compatibility issues with p2p apps like Azureus. Its sad but I can't change its configuration, because more people use it and the system should stay like that.
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    Only the driver is available in 64-bit format - the frontend (i.e. UI) isn't. Anyway, according some tests it doesn't work with Vista at all...

    The latest Azureus has built-in IP blocking functionality though (SafePeer is no more), maybe you can use that instead.
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    Hi anon I've just found out another site that Updates their IP Filter Lists and its updated, they have also a format available for emule, peerguardian and utorrent client. Here is the site address:

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    http://nexus23.org/warfare/content/view/17/34/
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    Thanks, added.
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    your welcome anon.
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    Unfortunatly it blocks my MSN Messenger traffic too :|

    Or is it my IP list thats causing this?

    Thanks for the tut though :)
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    Quote Originally Posted by mocky View Post
    Unfortunatly it blocks my MSN Messenger traffic too :|

    Or is it my IP list thats causing this?
    Yes, it's your blocklist. Use a less aggressive one.
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    to be honest i want to know what is the difference between p2pfire and peerguardian
    i use peerguardian i would like to know is p2pfire better if yes how and what are its advantages since i would change only if its better else happy with peerguardian
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    Quote Originally Posted by austin414 View Post
    to be honest i want to know what is the difference between p2pfire and peerguardian
    PeerGuardian blocks traffic. P2PFire blocks connections, so it shouldn't slow you down if you haven't applied the max half-open connections patch, or kill your connection if you try to connect to a lot of blocked IPs from behind a router.

    i use peerguardian i would like to know is p2pfire better if yes how and what are its advantages since i would change only if its better else happy with peerguardian
    Well, P2PF doesn't have some of PG's features like the list manager, automatic updates, etc., but its driver is much more stable - PG's often locks up and forces you to reboot your PC before it'll work again.
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