I happen to live inside a large LAN connected to the outside Internet. The majority of the lan's inhabitants only have unroutable IPs, though I do have a proper valid fixed one and can accept incoming connections from the outside. There's a lot of hosts inside the LAN, and a good many of them share files through the gnutella protocol.
I would probably share some too, but there's a catch: All downloads from outside the network are billed rather steeply, so I would rather prevent any direct connections to hosts which are /NOT/ in several specific ranges of addresses, or at the very least, any /inbound/ traffic from them. Outbound traffic is okay.
Is there a way to do this with mutella?
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I happen to live inside a large LAN connected to the outside Internet. The majority of the lan's inhabitants only have unroutable IPs, though I do have a proper valid fixed one and can accept incoming connections from the outside. There's a lot of hosts inside the LAN, and a good many of them share files through the gnutella protocol.
I would probably share some too, but there's a catch: All downloads from outside the network are billed rather steeply, so I would rather prevent any direct connections to hosts which are /NOT/ in several specific ranges of addresses, or at the very least, any /inbound/ traffic from them. Outbound traffic is okay.
Is there a way to do this with mutella?