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GonoszTopi: Removed protection from "Talk:IPFilter"

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Removed protection from "Talk:IPFilter"

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2008-01-23T17:53:27Z

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Jacobo221 at 23:22, 18 September 2005

2005-09-18T23:22:21Z

85.74.29.70 at 22:33, 18 September 2005

2005-09-18T22:33:50Z

Jacobo221 at 15:02, 18 September 2005

2005-09-18T15:02:23Z

85.74.29.70 at 11:59, 18 September 2005

2005-09-18T11:59:12Z

Jacobo221 at 12:47, 16 September 2005

2005-09-16T12:47:41Z

Jacobo221 at 12:47, 16 September 2005

2005-09-16T12:47:20Z

Jacobo221: Reverted edit of 85.74.46.121, changed back to last version by Jacobo221

2005-09-16T12:47:00Z

Reverted edit of 85.74.46.121, changed back to last version by Jacobo221

85.74.46.121 at 12:12, 16 September 2005

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 So I think antip2p.txt was a [http://www.bluetack.co.uk/index.php bluetack]-list.
-As I can see PeerGuardian/methlabs/blocklist.org(version1) and bluetack have the same list-format. It's not exactly the same as described in the [[Ipfilter.dat]] but very similar and when I tested these lists, they all worked fine.<br>
+As I can see PeerGuardian/methlabs/blocklist.org(version1) and bluetack have the same list-format. It's not exactly the same as described in the [[Ipfilter.dat file|Ipfilter.dat]] but very similar and when I tested these lists, they all worked fine.<br>
 I propose to change the paragraph in the [[IPFilter]]-article to this:<br>
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 jere
-'''Of coruse, feel free to modify [[IPFilter]] and [[ipfilter.dat file]] articles to suit what actually happens on aMule. You definitely know much more than I do about this ;)'''
+'''Of coruse, feel free to modify [[IPFilter]] and [[Ipfilter.dat file|ipfilter.dat file]] articles to suit what actually happens on aMule. You definitely know much more than I do about this ;)'''
 '''Thanks a lot for your research!'''

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	Greetings<br>		Greetings<br>
	jere		jere
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		+	'''Of coruse, feel free to modify [[IPFilter]] and [[ipfilter.dat file]] articles to suit what actually happens on aMule. You definitely know much more than I do about this ;)'''
		+
		+	'''Thanks a lot for your research!'''

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	'''Sorry, I don't I understand what you mean. I'm not quite good at IP Filter ;)'''		'''Sorry, I don't I understand what you mean. I'm not quite good at IP Filter ;)'''
		+
		+	I'm talking about this paragraph in the [[IPFilter]]-article:<br>
		+	''NOTE: aMule's ipfilter.dat file is 100% compatible with eMule's (eMule's PeerGuardian format (Version 1), which is the most popular. The antip2p.txt format isn't yet supported).''<br>
		+
		+	[http://www.bluetack.co.uk/modules.php?name=FAQ&myfaq=yes&id_cat=6&categories=Blacklists+FAQ Here] on the [http://www.bluetack.co.uk/index.php bluetack homepage] I found this:<br>
		+	''There are no longer any default lists in the Blocklist Manager and the '''Anti-P2P list is now called the Level 1 list'''.''<br>
		+	[http://www.bluetack.co.uk/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownload&cid=2 Here] they say about the Level 1 list:<br>
		+	''Description: The Antip2p list that is used by most p2p software Nuff Said''<br>
		+
		+	So I think antip2p.txt was a [http://www.bluetack.co.uk/index.php bluetack]-list.
		+	As I can see PeerGuardian/methlabs/blocklist.org(version1) and bluetack have the same list-format. It's not exactly the same as described in the [[Ipfilter.dat]] but very similar and when I tested these lists, they all worked fine.<br>
		+
		+	I propose to change the paragraph in the [[IPFilter]]-article to this:<br>
		+	''NOTE: aMule's ipfilter.dat file is 100% compatible with eMule's (eMule's PeerGuardian format (Version 1), which is the most popular.''<br>
		+
		+	Or perhaps to:<br>
		+	''NOTE: aMule's ipfilter.dat file is 100% compatible with eMule's.''<br>
		+
		+	Greetings<br>
		+	jere

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-''The antip2p.txt format isn't yet supported).''<br>
+''The antip2p.txt format isn't yet supported.''<br>
 Is this about the former bluetack antip2p.txt? This list is called level1.txt now and it works fine with me. So, if yes, just kick this sentence.<br>
 jere

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 Also see that the log message in 2.0.3 is slightly inaccurate, but the actual behavior is what you would want/expect. It is always ranges that are filtered, not individual IP addresses.
-Greetings and Thanks
+Greetings and Thanks<br>
 jere (I can't login for the wikis, but in the forum I can)
 '''Thanks a lot for the update :)'''

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	Greetings and Thanks		Greetings and Thanks
	jere (I can't login for the wikis, but in the forum I can)		jere (I can't login for the wikis, but in the forum I can)
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		+	'''Thanks a lot for the update :)'''

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	'''Greets!'''		'''Greets!'''
		+
		+	Well, aMule supports the PeerGuardian lists (only version 1).
		+	So I added their source (blocklist.org) to ''IP Filter sources''. But I'm not sure what ''IP Filter sources'' is intended to list:<br>
		+	only web-addresses from which you can automatically update the ipfilter.dat (you can't do this with blocklist.org) or also web-addresses that have lists that you can manually insert (you can do this with blocklist.org).<br>
		+	See also [http://forum.amule.org/thread.php?threadid=7389&sid= this thread]<br>
		+	<br>
		+	Also see that the log message in 2.0.3 is slightly inaccurate, but the actual behavior is what you would want/expect. It is always ranges that are filtered, not individual IP addresses.
		+
		+	Greetings and Thanks
		+	jere (I can't login for the wikis, but in the forum I can)

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-Well, aMule supports the PeerGuardian lists (only version 1).
+I have a question to this:<br>
-So I added their source (blocklist.org) to ''IP Filter sources''. But I'm not sure what ''IP Filter sources'' is intended to list:<br>
-only web-addresses from which you can automatically update the ipfilter.dat (you can't do this with blocklist.org) or also web-addresses that have lists that you can manually insert (you can do this with blocklist.org).<br>
-See also [http://forum.amule.org/thread.php?threadid=7389&sid= this thread]<br>
 <br>
-Also see that the log message in 2.0.3 is slightly inaccurate, but the actual behavior is what you would want/expect. It is always ranges that are filtered, not individual IP addresses.
-Greetings and Thanks
+''NOTE: aMule's ipfilter.dat file is 100% compatible with eMule's (eMule's PeerGuardian format, which is the most popular. The antip2p.txt format isn't yet supported).''
-jere (I can't login for the wikis, but in the forum I can)

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-I have a question to this:<br>
+Well, aMule supports the PeerGuardian lists (only version 1).
-''NOTE: aMule's ipfilter.dat file is 100% compatible with eMule's (eMule's PeerGuardian format, which is the most popular. The antip2p.txt format isn't yet supported).''
+Greetings and Thanks
+jere (I can't login for the wikis, but in the forum I can)
-Question: On blocklist.org, where you can download PeerGuardian blocklists, there are 3 versions available. Is aMule's ipfilter.dat compatible to all versions? I'd like to use a customized Version1 list (PeerGuardian plain text).
-−
-'''I have really no idea at all. Please test and report what you find out :)'''
-−
-Well, depends on the version (the original list contains 83990 ranges and 2344303895 IPs):<br>
-.0.3 (dude's Debian stable package) tells me about 83000 '''IPs''' are filtered<br>
-CVS (20050913) (vollstrecker's Debian package) tells me 83979 '''ranges''' are filtered (11 malformed lines were discarded).<br>
-So i'm unsure just about the stable (2.0.3) version. Are the whole ranges blocked or just the first IP of each range?<br>
-One example line from '''my ipfilter_static.dat''':<br>
-''Bogon:0.0.0.1-2.255.255.255''<br>
-While the '''wiki/index.php/Ipfilter.dat_file''' gives me:<br>
-''IPs range values are described by an initial IP a dash and the ending IP of tha range (the dash must be separated from the IPs by a single space character).<br>
-.000.000.000 - 000.255.255.255 , 000 , "This" Network [RFC1700, page 4]''
-−
-'''Non valid IPs are discarded. Also, if a line discribes a range in a nonvalid way, not only the first IP will be discarded, but the whole range, since aMule won't be able to understand its meaning.'''
-−
-'''I'm not sure if I understood what you were saying, but I hope I did ;)'''
-−
-''' You could ask at http://forum.amule.org if you wish, since gonosztopi is checking forums there and he's the one who wrote the IPFilter code. If you get to some conclusion... please report here :)'''
-−
-'''Greets!'''