This will take you to the path you need to be in to start a batch file, which you automate to have the most current and up to date version loaded into uTorrent.

It works something like this -> copy and paste into a text editor such as notepad and save it with the “.BAT” file extension. A batch file can be run in Windows / OSX / Linux alike.

@echo off
if exist ipfilter.dat copy ipfilter.dat ipfilter.bak > nul
if exist ipfilter.dat del ipfilter.dat
wget.exe -r –tries=3 http://emulepawcio.sourceforge.net/ipfilter.dat -O ipfilter.dat

I’ve saved as “IPFilterUpdate.bat” and have this scheduled to run every 24 hours. I’ve encountered a minor hiccup or two, such as the file might “sometimes” be non-existent, unfounded, smaller than expected and basically a load of old rubbish.

Now your going to need the program “wget” installed, which is available in Chocolate, Strawberry, Linux, Unix, OS/X and Windaz flavors.

Bonnnnn Appetite!

http://blocklistpro.com/download-center/start-download/p2p-ip-filters/1541-nipfilter.dat.gz.html

Yeah it’s %AppData%\uTorrent

I STRONGLY recommend using this AND PeerGuardian2. Some of these people are half-right. PG2 is great, but doing both is even safer!

I have experienced being stung by AntiP2P group last month and my banned IP list did squat. While all my ISP could do was inform me that “I may or may not be involved in downloading copyright content” and block my IP Address for 1min, I thought it was time to look at new ways to stay off the radar. The pirate bay are launching IPREDator – so far this may be the best way to mask your IP address. Proxies are not enough. So google it and find out for yourself.

BTW as I discovered ANTIP2P groups don’t need to worry about having their IP addresses on a ban list, all they have to do is connect to a torrent and logg IP addresses that connect to the torrent then send out emails to ur ISP. Ban lists only help to keep them out of ur box.

I just started uTorrent, and the second it started it tried to connect with a BitTorrent INC IP.(probably checking for updates)

But you see my point.

Just Google Bluetack — it should set up here: http://www.bluetack.co.uk/

1) uTorrent is now owned by BitTorrent INC. BitTorrent also can not be trusted.

2) Its NOT in BT’s interest to protect those that may or may NOT be infringing on copyrights. In fact, it wouldn’t surpise me if these clients start reporting people.

3) uTorrent is now CLOSED source, so who knows what it may do behind our back. (i know — I’m paranoid). This is a big deal because of 1 & 2.

Verdict: Based on 1 2 & 3, its no wonder its so difficult to setup a block list on uTorrent, and keeping it up to date is just as unfriendly too. This is even a bigger deal because having a list means nothing if it can take 3 seconds to get a new IP address… Staying CURRENT is everything!

These corporate scumbags are organized… and while people say “they can’t sue 1 million people”, they certainly seem to try if you study up on some of these lawsuits — google around and see yourself.

We need to stop this crap. Its not up to them to decided EVERYTHING we DL is a copyright infringement. We also need to be organized too. I’d like to point out blue tack… it’s the revolution in play to save us from these jerks.

While blue tack provides us with good lists, we need something thats NOT corperate owned to in force this list!

The answer is PeerGuardian2. I use peerguardian2 to filter out — 2,493,137,904 IPs — which are updated from blue tacks blacklist. so with a blacklist thats this big, i block nearly 60% of every available IP address on the net! This list can be updated by supplying a URL to the files location on the new, and every list gets updated at the click of a button. As a bonus, PG2 will filter out anything and everything else that may be connecting to these IPs (such as windows!) You also can enable/disable this list for HTTP traffic as well.

Check out peer guardian2: http://phoenixlabs.org/pg2/
get the lists: http://blocklistpro.com/