Where do i get the peerguardian blocklist

[despikable]

I have been searchin everywhere for it and have came up with nothing can someoone please help me out.

[Alien5]

http://peerguardian.sourceforge.net/secure.html

[erRor67]

download the newest version of PG2 (6b) from http://peerguardian.sf.net

It has links to the newest safest lists.

[Oddish]

Everyone I speak to about PG says it's useless since the piracy enforcers are not stupid enough to use IP addresses that are tied to any anti piracy agencies, movie studios or music labels etc. So which is it? Is it of any use at all?

[orcutt989]

Wow thanks alot, I was wondering why peerguardian wasnt working.

[Gripper]

For something thats not working, it sure blocks a lot of interest in what I do on the internet,and thats just surfing

[orcutt989]

For something thats not working, it sure blocks a lot of interest in what I do on the internet,and thats just surfing

Oh, you mistook what I wrote. By not working I meant that my blocklists werent updating, and I didnt know why, and the second poster solved the problem! :]

[erRor67]

Everyone I speak to about PG says it's useless since the piracy enforcers are not stupid enough to use IP addresses that are tied to any anti piracy agencies, movie studios or music labels etc. So which is it? Is it of any use at all?

Well, its obvously not 100% protection as theres probably gunna be IPs that we dont know about.. But its just stupid NOT to block the IPs that we do know of. Better safe than sorry.

[erRor67]

For something thats not working, it sure blocks a lot of interest in what I do on the internet,and thats just surfing

Then allow traffic on the HTTP port

One of the reasons why PeerGuardian is better than Protowall is that you can have PG enabled and block the bad IPs, yet allow traffic on port 80 (surfing remains un-interupted).