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Sorry to hear that. I'll leave this open, maybe someone can help.

I'm not familiar with Peerguardian for Windows. Were you able to fix the issue? (sorry for the long delay)

Hey, sorry for not replying sooner. I totally forgot to check my email account associated with this project, so i never saw the notifications until now. I hope the solution from Djeremaille (thanks!) works for you Anders Pirinen. I'm still using Kubuntu 18.04 and it works here, but it's an "old" version, sure. About the development feel free to do it, but i understand if you can't. I also work with web dev in my daily job and outside of it i don't have much time at the moment. But if you really want...

Hey, sorry for not replying sooner. I totally forgot to check my email account associated with this project, so i never saw the notifications until now. I hope the solution from Djeremaille works for you Anders Pirinen. I'm still using Kubuntu 18.04 and it works here, but it's an "old" version, sure. About the development feel free to do it, but i understand if you can't. I also work with web dev in my daily job and outside of it i don't have much time at the moment. But if you really want maybe...

I haven't tried this, but just wanted to say thanks. I know it's very late, but i forgot to check my email account associated with this project for a long time and i think i just saw this now.

Hey, so it's all good?

Basically you have to replace {pgl source code directory} with the path where you extracted pgl's source code. It's to change the directory (hence "cd") to the specified folder. Alternatively, in some filemanagers you can navigate normally to the folder and then right-click it and have an option like "open in terminal" or something like that. If you can do that, you can skip that cd command. Hope this helps.

Sure. You can do what the gui does which i think is basically create a link to your blocklist file in local blocklists directory. In my system (Kubuntu 18.04) it's in /etc/pgl/blocklists.local/. So in a console you can type the followning: sudo ln -s /path/to/blocklist.p2p /etc/pgl/blocklists.local/blocklist.p2p Remember to replace the path by your actual path to the blocklist and change the destination in case it's different in your system. Edit: I forgot to tell that afterwards you need to do a...