Watch the log for "Detected AP2P on Amazon EC2 cloud" when you try to register the web feature and you likely will know what needs to be allowed to use this. Keep in mind that this is just a small portion of the Amazon Web Services cloud so you may need to allow many more than just this. Now you just need to add the list in PeerBlock as an allowed list and you should be able to use the web feature with PeerBlock on. Open it for text editing put the following in the file:ĭetected AP2P on Amazon EC2 cloud:184.73.191.210-184.73.244.52 If you want to be able to do this, at your own risk, make a text file and name it anything that ends with the extension. The IP ranges are blocked in the P2P list. I'd be equally out of place without context.
I could make the same "useless" comment about MANY programs, that I dislike/hate, but others love. Such software has its place, and that should be acknowledged regardless of one's personal feelings. Had the silent update gone through, I'd loose access to many created works. The Software Updates list also saved my work after Microsoft was forced to release a non-requested, can not block, update REMOVING some XML support from Office. Simply stating that the type of software is "useless" is going overboard. I also use AV software and have modified the hosts file as well. No one should use it as their ONLY security, and all should research what they are blocking and allowing. It RELIABLY blocks advertising, malware hosting, outgoing call-home software, et cetera, and on. You're going to get a near 50/50 split on the use of block lists. PBv1 supports/runs properly on 圆4 systems. Prior to that I used PG, for a LONG time, too long to remember. I've been using PeerBlock V1 for a few months now. Old I know, but the misinformation is too important to combat to ignore this.
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