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[-=e0n=-]

Hi!

As some of you may know, in Portugal we have to use the ipfilter.dat to avoid international trafic, due to restrictions from portuguese ISP's (they charge downloads from outside Portugal at unreasonable prices  X().

I started to use debian sid, about a month ago, and after installing amule 1.2.6+cvs20040620-1, which is available through apt-get, I noticed that the ipfilter.dat is not efective.

We are discussing this problem on the amule portuguese forum and until now it seems that I am the only person with this problem. There are no other portuguese users, that I know of, using debian and amule.

After inspecting the ipfilter.dat with the help of linuxuser, who modified the ipfilter.dat to our needs, I am almost certain that the problem must be in the amule version that  I am using.

My question is: is there anyone using debian and amule+ipfilter that  have noticed something unusual (trafic not being blocked)?


Thanks in advance.

-=e0n=-

PS (sorry for the off-topic  ): The Portugese national football team :baby: :baby: :baby: :baby: reached the final of an international competition for the fisrt time!!!
Just one more game so they can be european champions....

[deltaHF]

well, noone asked us if its ok to put a cvs into debian sid pkgs.. sorry to say, but we don't support it ..
i've told it already the pkgs maintainer

compile yourself cvs from 26 Jun.. then we can look if the pb still exists

greets

[-=e0n=-]

Hi.

The problem is gone. Changed to amule_1.2.7-thermoman-1.
Still, all of those with debian sid, that choose to install amule through apt-get, are getting amule with a broken ipfilter feature...

Thanks

-=e0n=-

[Jacobo221]

it would be nive if you got into aMule's IRC channle in #amule at irc.freenode.net ad reported Soda personaly (or leave him a memo message).
Greetings!