[R3Qu13M]

Hi erdem444!!
Mmmm 262770??

Log
17/05/2009 13:38:07: 267034 IP filters loaded

Verbose
17/05/2009 13:38:07: Loaded IP filters from "C:\Documents and Settings\R3Qu13M\Datos de programa\eMule\config\ipfilter.dat"
17/05/2009 13:38:07: Parsed lines/entries:267034  Found IP ranges:267034  Duplicate:0  Merged:0  Time:2 secs

Recheck your ipfilter.dat folder&file

About SK: I noticed that SK servers are offline... and filtered by peerates website list.
but I´d prefer wait (so SK2&4´s offline atm, but SK1&3 not) to next release becouse it´d be that its IP get free to normal user.

This post has been edited by R3Qu13M: 17 May 2009 - 11:56 AM

[omeringen]

I made a triple check. . .

This post has been edited by erdem444: 17 May 2009 - 12:22 PM

[R3Qu13M]

mmm..retriple recheck myself, and edit later
do anybody check himself?

/edit
Checked with Oficial eMule

17/05/2009 15:04:38: Found 22 known shared files
17/05/2009 15:04:38: Credit file loaded, 26129 clients are known
17/05/2009 15:04:40: 267034 IP filters loaded
17/05/2009 15:04:41: Trying to setup port forwardings with UPnP...
17/05/2009 15:04:41: 5 servers in server.met found

Checked with Xtreme Mod

17/05/2009 15:02:50: Dynamic Anti-Leecher Protection v 37 loaded
17/05/2009 15:02:50: CountryFlag Disabled, failed to load in C:\Documents and Settings\R3Qu13M\Datos de programa\eMule\config\countryflag32.dll
17/05/2009 15:02:50: Country Flags have been unloaded
17/05/2009 15:02:50: Failed to load in C:\Documents and Settings\R3Qu13M\Datos de programa\eMule\config\ip-to-country.csv
17/05/2009 15:02:50: IP2Country loaded
17/05/2009 15:02:50: IP2Country uses the IP-to-Country Database provided by WebHosting.Info
17/05/2009 15:02:50: (http://www.webhosting.info), available from http://ip-to-country.webhosting.info
17/05/2009 15:02:50: Credit file loaded, 26129 clients are known
17/05/2009 15:02:52: 267034 IP filters loaded
17/05/2009 15:02:59: Trying to setup port forwardings with UPnP...
17/05/2009 15:02:59: 5 servers in server.met found

And with BLM... could i check it with Cuddle eMule?

erdem444 CHECK AGAIN!!
(IMHO,it´s possible your path isn´t correct, and remplaced the ipfilter.dat v136 in wrong folder!)
or wait to emulepawcio´s mirror update... and then, load ipfilter.

OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!! Reboot my PC, and...

17/05/2009 18:35:06: 262770 IP filters loaded

Sorry so much!!!
I wrong myself
Fixed and edited post file info

Thx very much erdem444!!!!!

This post has been edited by R3Qu13M: 17 May 2009 - 04:46 PM

[megawaves]

Good work R3QU13M, charged and updated filter thank you so much

[gigatoaster]

Thanks

[R3Qu13M]

Hi!
Some problems with last ipfilter release becouse my computer it´s crazy...
Please, reload IpFilterv136 with updated donwload mirrors [Fixed post #38] or waiting for emulepawcio´s mirror update.
Also, added Sharing Kingdom 1-4 filtered server.

Thanks

~ Rick164
PM sent

/edit
RaJiL´s mirror updated:

http://emule-rajil.forja.rediris.es/ipfilter.zip

R3Qu13M

This post has been edited by R3Qu13M: 18 May 2009 - 11:49 AM

[Rick164]

Mirrors updated to v136

[LD86]

Wow, after this update only 2 servers remain in my serverlist.

[Rick164]

Lots of fake servers nowadays, even without the ipfilter only a handfull are usefull anymore

[Aw3]

Aw3, on Mar 21 2009, 09:55 PM, said:

There's a typo in the last line:
240.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.25 , 160 , [LN]IANA Reserved for private use FNLC

I'm pretty sure it should be .255 instead of .25

Same issue in v136. It seems that some combining script or whatever is used for that has an issue.

[Pitxyoki]

Hi,
Could you please remove the "»" characters at the beginning of the file? These characters make aMule unable to parse the ipfilter, and all it takes is to remove them for it to work again.

I think it would make more sense to correct this at the aMule code, but the developers don't seem to be very much into that. All you need here is to remove the "»"s from the first 10 chars of the ipfilter.dat.
See here for the (reply to the) bug report at the aMule forums: http://www.amule.org...g87163#msg87163

Thanks,
Pitxyoki

[R3Qu13M]

~ Pitxyoki
Could aMule Developments fixe bug with "»" characters?
I´ll hope that they´ll fixe it, so atm don´t remove "»" characters... (i love "»" character )
but... if it was impossible to fixe... i´ll remove all "»"

This post has been edited by R3Qu13M: 24 May 2009 - 01:40 AM

[Pitxyoki]

What I understand from the response from the developers is that they are parsing the first 10 characters of the file to determine if it is in fact a text file or something else that should not be considered an ipfilter. It's usual for many types of files to have a sequence of chars at the beginning that identifies the type of the file, so I guess they are just trying to use that to avoid parsing unwanted filetypes.

It must be possible, but I understand that changing the sourcecode of a program with some hacks so that they can parse a single file may not be as smart as simply replacing two characters in that file. All you have to do is only to remove the first two '»'s in the file. All others may stay there.
I could suggest using an '~>' if you want to keep a fancy beginning for the ipfilter.

Thanks for all the work and attention,
Pitxyoki

This post has been edited by Pitxyoki: 24 May 2009 - 02:26 AM

[R3Qu13M]

~ Pitxyoki
I understand you... but in a simple code,
The first line´s character begins with "#" it means that these´s a commentary, not a ipfilter´s real line.
not?
IMHO, If aMule "parsing the first 10 characters of the file to determine if it is in fact a text file or something else that should not be considered an ipfilter" must be the first real line, not first line (commentary in this case).
Simple bug, poor aMule solution.

BTW, in next ipfilter release, i´ll remplace

#»» 0 - (main title) • Ipfilter v.......

to

#>> 0 - (main title) • Ipfilter v........

This post has been edited by R3Qu13M: 24 May 2009 - 12:20 PM

[Da GuRu]

YaY thx R3Qu13M !
thanx for your great work!


Download Mirror ipfilter v136:
http://hostex.de/1243432429

last filter releases:
http://www.hostex.de/emule/ipfilter

.daguru

[Pitxyoki]

Thanks, R3Qu13M.
I see your point, but that just defeats the purpose of the code that checks the file's type.
I'm pretty sure that the code that reads the ip-ranges skips lines starting with '#'s (it made no sense and would't even work if it didn't).
What can't skip the first characters (whatever they are) is the code that checks the type of the file, which is encoded in the first bytes of the file. That kind of checking is used to verify if this is a text file, a binary (program) file, a JPEG image, or whatever - it makes no sense to skip anything, as we only want to read the first few bytes of the file.

I didn't read the source-code of aMule, but I believe the root of the problem is very likely to be related with charset encoding incompatibilities between whatever program you have that generates and saves that file and the library that aMule uses to parse the first bytes of that file.

In any event, just removing that character was the simplest (though, I agree, not the most correct) solution.

I'm sorry if I made it a bit too technical, and this problem shouldn't even deserve all of this attention, but I just wanted to make this clear.

Regards and keep up the good work!

[R3Qu13M]

ipfilter v137 release

06/06/2009 0:38:40: 217091 IP filters loaded

ed2k link (verified by a moderator)
IpFilter Content-DB
_____________

ChangeLog FakeServers[FK] v137

Changelog

#>> 0 - (main title) • Ipfilter v137 (05-06-2009) by R3Qu13M
#>> [based on Meuh6879´s ipfilter format]
#
#>> Updated all lists (05-06-2009)
#
#»» Parsed lines/entries:217091  Found IP ranges:217091  Duplicate:0  Merged:0 
#
#   FILTERED LEVEL	               DESCRIPTION	                  DENY IP COUNT
#»    060	               Unallocated Address Space on IPv4     1.476.348.648  (out of 4.294.967.296 IP's or 34,37392%)
#»    070	               Bogus AS Advertisements                     644.096  (out of 4.294.967.296 IP's or 00,01500%)
#»    080         	       Possible Bogus Routes                   354.792.708  (out of 4.294.967.296 IP's or 08,26066%)
#»    090                      Level1                                  757.784.114  (out of 4.294.967.296 IP's or 17,64354%)
#»    095                      Fake Server                               1.237.512  (out of 4.294.967.296 IP's or 00,02881%)	
#»    097                      Microsoft                                 1.047.078  (out of 4.294.967.296 IP's or 00,02438%)
#»    107                      Tor, proxy list                         167.774.100  (out of 4.294.967.296 IP's or 03,9063%)
#»    109                      Level2                                  319.239.784  (out of 4.294.967.296 IP's or 07,43288%)
#»    111                      Spyware                                     298.062  (out of 4.294.967.296 IP's or 00,00694%)
#»    113                      Ad Trackers                                 463.991  (out of 4.294.967.296 IP's or 00,0108%)
#»    115                      Spider                                    1.064.924  (out of 4.294.967.296 IP's or 00,02479%)
#»    119                      TempList                                    463.991  (out of 4.294.967.296 IP's or 00,0108%)
#»    160                      Lan range                               302.055.193  (out of 4.294.967.296 IP's or 07,03277%)
#
#»» Total IP Count = 2.272.574.230  (out of 4.294.967.296 IP's or 52,91249%)
#                      
#
#>> Builded to be used with eMule & a private ISP. Fight the Future.
#
#»» Last ipfilter releases [thx Da GuRu]
#                [url="http://www.hostex.de/emule/ipfilter"]http://www.hostex.de/emule/ipfilter[/url] 
#

__________________________

Thank you for yours collaboration

This post has been edited by R3Qu13M: 08 June 2009 - 09:27 AM

[eMuleP2P]

thank's

[Rick164]

Mirrors updated, ipfilter.txt version should be bumped in a couple of hours.

[reygeko]

Ufff, I've just tried the IPfilter.dat and fakes.dat from here and I'm confused.

Its been some time since I've been using NIPfilter.dat (filename ipfilter.dat) from Bluetack. NIPfilter.dat consists of:

• Bad Peers list
  
• Bogon
  
• D-Shield
  
• Hijacked
  
• IANA Multicast
  
• IANA Private
  
• IANA Reserved
  
• Level 1 [ Anti-P2P ]
  
• level 2 [ Corp ]
  
• Microsoft
  
• Non Lan List

With this list I have, from what I see in eMule:

* Total filtered IP's: 248829
* Total IP's: 2478492344

With the IPfilter.dat downloaded here I have:

*Total filtered IP's: 217091
*Total IP's: 2272574230

The NIPfilter.dat (from Bluetack) is made by me. I use Blocklist Manager to create it, so I always have it up to date.

Why the diference??
I thought the IPfilter.dat (from here) used NIPfilter.dat and then the members from here updated the list with the IP's you find bad (fake, etc.).

With NIPfilter.dat, I have 18 esevers to use these last days (havent had so many eservers in a lot of time).

With ipfilter.dat from here, I have 3 eservers .


Another thing, Tusseries eserver (IP 91.121.151.121: 4661) is not beta any more. The server does not have the ofuscation feature, but you can connect to it, if you have activated the ofuscation in eMule. Bluetack has removed the IP already, but its filtered with the IPfilter.dat from here (from what I see).

And finally, what does fakes.dat do?

Thanks and awaiting and answer.



P.S.: Ok, I from what I've read fakes.dat is to eliminate bad files (malware, etc.). Does fakes.dat eliminate the bad files when you make a search?

This post has been edited by reygeko: 10 June 2009 - 10:10 PM