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Hi.

I've got a problem with a download which is being messed up, probably deliberately. I'd like to ban the fvking IP, but even though I've created ipfilter.dat in %appdata%\uTorrent and added the IP address to it, as well as clicking "Reload IP Filter" in the context menu, I'm not getting any bans showing up in the log.

I'm using uTorrent 6.4 and Vista Ultimate.

Any ideas?

Cheers.

Ps. Since I can't finish downloading the torrent, it keeps uploading, even though it has now uploaded *way* more than I've downloaded. I've throttled the fvker down to 1kb/s, but how do I stop it from uploading at all?

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Hi Switeck.

You are right, I don't see that information. I created the %appdata%\uTorrent folder and ipfilter.dat file myself. Perhaps I didn't do it right.

In my ipfilter.dat, I've just got a list of IP addresses:

99.163.101.23

217.165.240.91

41.178.118.245

122.162.228.93

217.165.240.91

41.130.81.54

41.178.118.245

196.205.116.62

41.130.81.54

I stripped off the port numbers. I wonder if this right? Also, when creating ipfilter.dat, I made sure to save the file as unicode.

Thanks.

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@schnurlos & dreadwingknight:

You guys are soooo right! Thanks for that.

True enough, it's BitTorrent, not uTorrent.

I've corrected that now, and I'm getting a log entry saying, [2010-07-24 20:53:29] Loaded ipfilter.dat (0 entries).

Trouble is, there's all them entries in there. Why isn't the BitTorrent picking that up?

Cheers.

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Hi DWKnight.

Yep, absolutely.

Saved it as unicode with a .dat extension. Even the OS thinks it's a DAT (Type column of Windows Explorer).

Any chance someone could shoot me a sample ipfilter.dat file? Just a view of the first three lines would be great.

Cheers.

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Hi Moogly.

Thanks.

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For those who may follow in my footsteps:

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the ipfilter.dat file has to be ANSI, at least in Vista.

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Okay, thanks everyone.

Cheers.

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