you dont seem to do your homework.

all you need to do is run the program and look into the peerblock application M>it will show you in real time what is blocked.

I have seen that, but the programs I'm running are NOT in there.

furthermore, no need to run the varous default lists.

If I want it to update, I do.

seems like a lot of work for nothing. but if you have the free time, go ahead M>you know you could just cat the file into ip.can hourly

For system security, I'm going to do all I can. If you want to leave
yours open so folks like Victor Virus, Doctor Death, The Destroyer, Hack Attack, etc. can have free roam of your system, go for it.

Daryl

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Re: Peerblock And Security
By: Daryl Stout to MRO on Tue Sep 12 2017 11:31 am

you dont seem to do your homework.

all you need to do is run the program and look into the peerblock application M>it will show you in real time what is blocked.

I have seen that, but the programs I'm running are NOT in there.

it doesnt show programs in the log window.

furthermore, no need to run the varous default lists.

If I want it to update, I do.

you do not need to use any of the peerblock lists.

For system security, I'm going to do all I can. If you want to leave
yours open so folks like Victor Virus, Doctor Death, The Destroyer, Hack Attack, etc. can have free roam of your system, go for it.

/facepalm
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