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README.blocklists Sat, 24 Jan 2015 13:47:03 +0100
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Table of contents:
Introduction
Note about different blocklist formats
Lists from bluetack.co.uk
Lists from The Blocklist Group (TBG)
Lists from nexus23.org
Lists from IBlocklist.com
Lists from peerguardian.sourceforge.net
Local (custom) blocklists
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Introduction:
WARNING: Using too many and/or inappropriate lists may seriously degrade your
internet service. Only use the blocklists that you need. More is not always
better!
This text is only a starting point. Neither do we recommend any blocklist
provider, nor do we even know much about them.
It is your decision what blocklists you want to use. There might be other (good
or even better) blocklists that I don't know.
You may use "pglcmd search PATTERN" to examine the single blocklists.
Add the URLs of the blocklists that you want to use to
"/etc/pgl/blocklists.list". Afterwards do a "pglcmd reload" to add the new
blocklists to your master blocklist. Or just use pglgui for this.
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Note about different blocklist formats:
pgld supports all known blocklist formats. You can use several formats at the
same time. pgld detects the format automatically. pgld has builtin
support for gz packed lists, if it was compiled with zlib support.
pglcmd only supports lists in text format, but not in binary format. pglcmd
unpacks gz, zip and 7z lists for pgld.
The following formats are supported:
- eMule ipfilter.dat
- peerguardian .p2p text format (guarding.p2p)
- LOWMEM format
- peerguardian .p2b v2 binary format (guarding.p2b)
eMule ipfilter.dat example:
001.000.000.000 , 001.255.255.255 , 100 , Some organization
008.000.000.000 , 008.255.255.255 , 100 , Another organization
peerguardian .p2p text format (guarding.p2p):
Some organization:1.0.0.0-1.255.255.255
Another organization:8.0.0.0-8.255.255.255
LOWMEM format was introduced in pgld to save memory usage. It is like
peerguardian .p2p text format, but without the description:
1.0.0.0-1.255.255.255
8.0.0.0-8.255.255.255
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Lists from The Blocklist Group (TBG)
TBG lists were hosted on iblocklist until 2014-10-20. As of January 2015
iblocklist only distributes these lists in a version of this day, without
advertising them anymore.
TBG's lists are only available privately. Search the web for their contact
information.
For (outdated) information see here:
http://tbg.iblocklist.com/pages/faq.html
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Lists from bluetack.co.uk
For up to date information see here:
http://www.bluetack.co.uk/forums/index.php?autocom=faq&CODE=02&qid=17
Per default, pgl uses mirrored blocklists from iblocklist.com, instead of the
original ones from bluetack.co.uk. Don't use both!
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Lists from nexus23.org
This list was only available on a subscription basis from iblocklist.com.
Current status unknown.
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Lists from IBlocklist.com
"I-Blocklist is a service dedicated to the distribution of Internet Protocol
address lists."
It offers own lists and mirrors of most/many/some other blocklists, game allow
lists, country lists and more. Some of these lists are available to subscribers
only. If you have a valid update URL, you can use any of these blocklists in
pgl.
Some iblocklist update URLs are mapped from a 20 character random list name to
human readable URLs in the format http://list.iblocklist.com/lists/LISTPROVIDER/
LISTNAME. These mappings are resolved in pglcmd with http://www.iblocklist.com/
lists.xml.
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Lists from peerguardian.sourceforge.net ... don't exist:
Historically there were some php redirects to Bluetack lists mirrored
elsewhere. These were used by PG (Windows).
As of 2015-01-24 those redirects were broken and have been removed.
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Local (custom) blocklists:
Put a file or link to a file in LOCAL_BLOCKLIST_DIR (per default
/etc/pgl/blocklists.local/).
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