CosMiChaos:

This is kinda bastard-style. Since you provide your own VPN you added various other VPNs services ip-ranges to the a-p2p level 1 list. I cant believe you did that i.e. for IPredator, BTGuard and continue that for generic VPSs. You fool the people, you create connectivity problems within p2p, you run people in trouble disconnecting to their VPN showing their real IP. I will not renew my subscription.

fakhir (I-Blocklist - General Manager):

@ CosMiChaos

I think you should take your head out of your ass for a moment, and you might understand that I-Blocklist is the distributor of this list but not the author.

I-Blocklist does not control what is or is not in this list.

I-Blocklist has never added any address to any list for any reason other then it matching the criteria for that list.

CosMiChaos:

yeah take your ass out to. same goes for your paid subsprictions. isnt this YOUR list?

fakhir (I-Blocklist - General Manager):

@ CosMiChaos

Your comment is here for this list.

If you care to report an error in a list then you need to be specific with what address and list you are referring to.

Herb:

Hate to interrupt all this high level chit-chat, but I just want to let the guy who's head seems to be on top on his shoulders every time I need to access some of the knowledge it contains that my issue with the 'cannot connect to URL:400' issue for this list started working when I switched Wi-Fi networks. Wow, that was a mouthful.

Now it is downloading at hyper-speed! ...and I hope that's because the network is just kickin'a__ ...uh, ... 'somebody's sore place' and not because of things I don't even want to think about.

fakhir (I-Blocklist - General Manager):

@ Herb

I am not sure what your problem/question is.

Herb:

Was just an update to an earlier question which, somehow, 'slipped into the ether' about getting a 'cannot connect to URL: 400 error' on attempting to download this list. It went away when I changed networks. And, as a matter of fact, began downloading pretty damn fast on the new one.

The rest was only a *KUDOS for you, who as far as I'm concerned, is one of the few one man support teams that maintains a **CULO that is relatively **CABEZA free.

...the opposite of which was suggested by an earlier misaligned, somewhat chaotic entry.

* to borrow from the Greeks
** to borrow from the Romans
*** to borrow from the Spanish

willis05:

Hey mate,

im new to the peer blocking program and started to read up on these lists, although i havent got any letters of copyright yet, id like to set my peer block or what ever program u reckon up so im on top of it from the start.
may seem dumb but i havent really even figured out how to use the whole level 1 block. once i have that under control and set up ill pay for those other 3 ones.

some help would be great, cheers!

willis05:

my peer block has a big list of urls already in the list manager. i copied the url and tryed to add it, it said its already added???? does that mean i just need to buy ur 3 then?

thanks mate

willis05:

my peer blocker has been goin mental with desync networks/fake bittorrent trackers and microsoft corp every second for the last 10 minutes after a download had completed. they stopped when i turned utorrent off. im taking this as bad

cheers

MrBrownSound:

Why is pandora.com blocked? I can't seem to allow it, every music station I put it on has a new IP.

fakhir (I-Blocklist - General Manager):

@MrBrownSound

You need to contact the list author with any questions about the contents of a list.

You can disable HTTP blocking if you do not want websites blocked.

smurf:

My VPN's IP was recently added now I can't use this list!
Take 50.23.113.2xx off the list it belongs to privateinternetaccess.com

thanks

fakhir (I-Blocklist - General Manager):

@ smurf

You can allow any IP you need in your IP blocker.

If you believe an address does not belong in a list you should contact the list author directly.

Ducun:

Block These IPS they are currently trying to stop filesharing
192.168.1.2:21560
24.47.21.64:24180
71.95.200.168:6890
176.61.114.108:59286
173.71.200.72:21560
122.174.184.32:56420
91.121.184.32:23877
90.202.47.245:24874
85.1.130.38:64966
71.37.189.68:24921
46.105.39.215:117
74.115.0.21:43947
92.232.121.22:45050
[2001:0:9d38:953c:34c0:30f4:aafe:7dd9]:64966
64.150.240.60:41933
68.38.118.168:15690
70.199.198.142:40005
85.211.121.60:64927
94.172.196.45:13686
97.77.22.149:33690
99.113.150.188:6881
121.54.2.70:53856
198.111.161.178:6881
177.139.46.111:6881
173.63.15.194:6881
99.234.215.229:17261
99.46.82.80:59357
85.211.120.60:64927
76.3.23.157:6881
75.32.204.115:18493
70.65.85.96:19396
24.247.85.99:6881
[fe80::223:12ff:fe23:7336]:24874
[2001:0:4137:9e76:1822:a48:b4df:338c]:18493
[2001:0:9d38:953c:1416:337d:b9be:aa9f]:19396
79.106.109.242:59715
64.25.176.217:51708
97.103.68.219:61365
108.200.80.195:49423
107.21.157.133:0
[2001:0:9d38:953c:2ca9:cfb5:b938:3971]:40005
[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:cc6:1530:bbd9:8957]:15690
[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:1461:3082:bf69:fc3]:41933
[2001:0:4137:9e76:2c3f:a4de:b8da:42bb]:24921
[fe80::cabc:c8ff:fef1:15be]:49423
[2001:0:5ef5:79fb:3c75:3fa6:aa2c:86c3]:64927
174.19.107.32:18260
[2001:0:9d38:953c:10c2:1340:51ec:94df]:18260
[2001:0:4137:9e76:1036:3998:b58c:ffea]:43947
[2001:0:9d38:953c:3862:3928:9c15:281a]:17261
[2001:0:4137:9e76:2c2f:8d2:52b8:37b7]:21560
93.177.146.178:62452
184.156.55.30:47181
[2001:0:4137:9e76:852:119e:4763:c8e1]:47181
95.211.93.33:56091
173.217.200.181:57246
99.122.202.95:64176
[fe80::ffff:ffff:fffe]:64176
208.54.45.174:6881
99.251.37.222:36670
207.161.215.172:11077
[2001:0:5ef5:79fd:280c:8d3:a317:86e9]:45050
[fe80::2acf:daff:fef0:1ee4]:11077
[2001:0:4137:9e76:10e8:cfb0:b938:3971]:40005
2.127.22.154:44696
[2001:0:5ef5:79fb:c0c:3e16:fd80:e965]:44696
[2001:0:9d38:953c:c92:2500:b58c:ffea]:43947
[2001:0:4137:9e76:93:33fb:f5ff:fffd]:64176
[2001:0:9d38:953c:24d7:cfb8:b938:3971]:40005
46.232.228.138:6688
[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:c20:20bd:b58c:ffea]:43947
79.102.10.200:6881

fakhir (I-Blocklist - General Manager):

@ Ducun

No that is not how it works.

You need to contact the author of a list directly about the contents of a list.
You also need to substantiate your claims.

massdeath:

this may sound silly but how do i dl this list

fakhir (I-Blocklist - General Manager):

@ massdeath

You can download the list in your browser but this is usually not what you want to do.

What are you actually trying to do?

kukulukuk:

whenever i clicked "view" from pg2 list manager for level-1 lists my computer resources was heavily used. i think that level-1 should be separated into a more detail categories.

fakhir (I-Blocklist - General Manager):

@ kukulukuk

I agree but it would need to be something done by the list author not I-Blocklist.

iLeopard:

Thank you for this, I really do enjoy level 1 securities inc.

N00bz0r:

This list contains at least some of the IPs for League of Legends servers (side question: perhaps they shouldn't be in the list? Idk, but I'll link it at the bottom), and I tried making a whitelist of those IPs, but that didn't work. I feel like there should be a way to prioritize lists that conflict, such as a whitelist and a blacklist that share IPs, but that's obviously lazy and doesn't seem to be how Peerblock works. So how do more educated people solve this "I like using this list as a blacklist, but it blocks a coupe of things I need" problem?
And in case those IPs aren't supposed to be in there, here's the link so you can check it out:
https://support.leagueoflegends.com/entries/20749152-server-ip-addresses

fakhir (I-Blocklist - General Manager):

@ N00bz0r

#1
Any concerns about the contents of a list need to be addressed directly with the list author.
I-Blocklist does not modify the contents of the list and those that do don't read these comments.

#2
PeerBlock does allow an address if it is in an allow list even if the address is also in a block list.
You are either not allowing the addresses correctly or additional addresses need to be allowed to use whatever service.

HurrDurr:

Guys, why is IPredator appears in this list? It's owned by TPB owners themselves and its not related to AP2P.
I'm also sure that IPredator guys wouldn't let people use their services for AP2P purposes.

fakhir (I-Blocklist - General Manager):

@ HurrDurr

Try reading the comment right above yours specifically point #1.

rigman:

I feel bad for fakhir constantly having to give the same responses over and over again. lol

orangeshoes:

OK, so I'm using qBittorrent in a Linux distro. It won't work with an archive like gz or zip. I can use .p2p though. So how the heck do I get a .p2p file I can stick in a folder so that I can load it in IP Filtering?

rockelino:

Is anyone else having trouble with accessing their Hotmail account, unless HTTP Blocking is turned off?

rockelino:

Actually, scratch off my last comment, the problem is with another list, not this one.