Outline · [ Standard ] · Linear+ IP Filters -> Filter clients/servers, Seems broken

[falcn]

Computer configuration:
eMule Plus version:	1.1d MMX
Using proxy:	No
Firewall:	Yes
CPU:	Celeron 366
Memory:	128
Operating System:	WinXP Home
Updated drivers for network and video:	Don't know

Hello
Preferences -> Advanced -> Security -> IPFilters enabling/disabling options "Filter clients" and "Filter servers" have no effect on Emule behaviour nor after hot switching, nor after restarting Emule.

Now, in order to disable IPFilter, I have to close Emule and remove IPFilter.dat from config directory. Very annoying

Background:
I have IPFilter.dat which allow connections only to/from Ukraine.
The reason for this is plain: local Ukrainian traffic is free of charge, external (world) traffic is expensive.
Thus, Ukraine have several local emule servers with lots of clients with such Ipfilter installed. But sometimes I need rare files from ed2k worlwide network.

Any chances we get IPFilters on/off hotswitching in next release?

And, thanks. Emule plus is just great.

[muleteer]

I think you can do it by manipulating the filter level. Give the non-Ukrainian filter entries a filter level of say 100, then toggle filter level in prefences between the standard 127 (Ukrainian only) and say 50 (international).

Maybe SyruS or someone can explain it a little better.

[falcn]

Thank you, I'll try

[Captain_Shiner]

Hi to all!

Don't know if this was already discussed...

I see that the option "filter servers" of the ipfilter works only when I add new servers to the list. But all the servers already in the list still remain in the list, even if they are blacklisted by the ipfilter.
Right now I have to clear the serverlist and then reload it, but it should be good if ipfilter, when loaded at startup, does a check and remove the bad servers included in the ipfilter.


Thanks
...and Merry Christmas!

This post has been edited by Captain_Shiner: Dec 24 2006, 13:23

[Aw3]

We know that, it's planned for the next version...

[Captain_Shiner]

All right, thanks
...and good work with eMule+!