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PeerGuardian

Posted: Thu Nov 18, 2004 8:11 am
by quicksilver
This program is used to keep a "blacklist" of all official sites that have been identified as goverment /RIAA/MPAA sites and block them.

http://methlabs.org/forums/attachment.p ... hmentid=42

A lite version is available

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/int6 ... p?download

this is a list update download with all organisations blocked (gov/edu/mil/spyware/ads /anti p2p)

http://methlabs.org/sync/guarding_all.p2p.zip


Please look on the Methlabs homepage for any information you may require or a smaller list of blocked sites / updates etc.

http://methlabs.org/forums/download.php?


Thanx go to those who keep these lists updated . 8)

Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2005 8:18 am
by quicksilver
Hmm well good news folks a new beta (Peer Guardian2) has been released, sporting some new features

http://peerguardian.methlabs.org/pg2.html

This version has been optimised for speed and, processor load , so it looks like a winner :)

Posted: Sat Mar 19, 2005 11:29 am
by quicksilver
Good news folks :) Theres a new updated PeerGuardian2 ( beta 4 )

http://methlabs.org/projects/peerguardian-2-windows/

[quote]Just put out PeerGuardian 2 Beta 4. Here what new:

List Editor (only works on static [file-based] lists)
Remembers window hidden state
Better list optimization
Filesystem, date, and threading cores 100% revamped
Unicode P2B v2 support
Windows XP/2003 64-bit support

And heres the fixes:

Allow lists weren't exported
PG2 starts minimized, unable to restore
Auto-update not running
Access violation - no RTTI data

Posted: Sun May 01, 2005 5:43 am
by serenity411
:lol: Someone in the room i've frequented over the last few months, recommended peer guardian2. I have a small, slow pc and was concerned about it using alot of ram i don't have...i installed p.g2 and i was suprised how much ram it really doesn't use copmpaired to the other p.g! :shock: I have it minimized all the time :D w00t! 8)