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Crash restarting with debian jessie

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iptables-persistent issues with PeerGuardian Linux - pgld fails to start if iptables starts with pre-defined pgl chains

Hi Eric, from my perspective: yes, this project is dead. Not sure what freemind, the last other active developer (greets!), thinks about it. Besides the obvious lack of active development there are also some points against reviving it (I think I had some similar post about this in the past when I could remember pgl's internals better): It uses obsolete technology (e.g. ifconfig and iptables if I remember correctly). The blocklist providers for the old use cases stopped working on their blocklists...

Having pgl's iptables rules but no running pgld breaks your complete internet connection, so removing them from iptables-save (or stopping pgl before if you don't need it anymore) seems to be the right solution. Otherwise doing a restart instead of a start should get you what you want. Thus having said I'll follow up in https://sourceforge.net/p/peerguardian/discussion/446996/thread/5a4dc2b92a/ about the general state and usefulness of pgl.

I had a quick look at your commits. Not being a C-coder myself, I think they are a valid workaround. Thus having said I'll follow up in https://sourceforge.net/p/peerguardian/discussion/446996/thread/5a4dc2b92a/ about the general state and usefulness of pgl.

I had a quick look at your commits. Not being a C-coder myself, I think they are a valid workaround.