PeerGuardian is an application that blocks a range of IP addresses that are known to be hostile towards p2p or privacy in general, from connecting to your computer. I noticed though since I did that there hasn't been a single blocked connection. READ THIS (Security) The official PeerGuardian website () and their companion update site (), has now been hijacked (stolen) by a member of its own group. Reload the configuration : /etc/init.d/pgl restart Has anyone else had any problems with updating their PeerGuardian P2P block lists I couldn't get an update from the default URL () so I switched to and was able to get the update. Its origin seeds in targeting aggressive IPs while you use P2P. It blocks connections to and from hosts specified in huge blocklists (thousands or millions of IP ranges).
#Peerguardian updates install#
Setup the system release information tool to detect the Debian version, and GnuPG to fetch repository encryption public key : command apt-get install lsb-release gnupgĭetect your distribution name : DEBIAN_VERSION="$(command lsb_release -cs)"Īdd the software repository to your apt settings : echo "# Moblock for $-255.255.255.255" \ PeerGuardian is a privacy oriented firewall application.
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