Peerblock for torrenting

Slow down your internet connection. Torrent users who do not wish to associate themselves with privacy use Virtual Private Networks (VPN) to hide their internet activities from their ISP.Torrenting without a VPN. If you find it expensive to pay for a VPN, you can use Tor. Tor routes your traffic through multiple volunteer nodes. However, Tor is slow, and it is often used for simple browsing. Tor is also a popular tool for hackers and criminals. As such, you may attract attention from your ISP and law enforcers. You can also use Peerblock, which blacklists IP addresses that try to track your online activity.Safety. For your protection, avoid downloading movies, TV shows, and games that are not yet 60 days old after their release date. During this time, movies make the most of their post-box office money. As such, copyright holders place all their anti-piracy resources to go after torrenters of new releases. You should also choose your torrents wisely. Copyright trolls closely monitor torrents such as ThePirateBay and Kickass. Read through the comment sections to see what other users are saying about the torrent.As long as you practice safe torrenting, you have nothing to worry about.

Unconnu Posts: 3 Joined: 14 May 2019, 22:57 PeerBlock 1.2 Enable timer hi all, i would like to disable it for 2 minutes every 20 minutes. (20 minutes Enable then 2 minutes disable in a loop)but from the start i can't control button Enable/disable.Code: Select all;Peerblock ;Disable Peerblock 2 minutes every 20 minutes#NoEnv ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.;Run, C:\Program Files\PeerBlock\peerblock.exe;sleep 2000WinWait, PeerBlock 1.2WinActivate, PeerBlock 1.2;Controlclick, x33 y43,A,,Left,1, NAControlClick, Button5, PeerBlock 1.2,,,, NA x5 y5 ; Clicks in NA mode at coordinates that are relative to a named controlin spy windows, Button5 can have text Enable or Disable.thanks for your help Albireo Posts: 1847 Joined: 16 Oct 2013, 13:53 Re: PeerBlock 1.2 Enable timer Post by Albireo » 15 May 2019, 05:35 Welcome to AHK!You can do that in many ways, This is one example on the time loop. (but you can even solve this with SetTimer)Code: Select allStartTime := A_TickCountLoop{ ; Start PeerBlock - Run MsgBox ,,, % "Run time (12 sec) `nA_Index .: " A_Index, 1 If ( A_TickCount > ( StartTime + 12000 )) ; 12 sek = 12000ms - 20 min = 1200000ms { StartTime := A_TickCount ; A new starttime Loop { ; Close PeerBlock - Pause MsgBox ,,, now wait 3 sek (%A_Index% sek), 1 If ( A_TickCount > (StartTime + 3000) ) ; 3 sek = 3000ms - 2 min = 120000ms { StartTime := A_TickCount Break } } }}ESC:: MsgBox ,,, This program will exit, 1ReturnIf you want to exit the program press ESC.But this is just the beginning of your desire unconnu Posts: 3 Joined: 14 May 2019, 22:57 Re: PeerBlock 1.2 Enable timer Post by unconnu » 21 May 2019, 21:28 Thanks for your reply, yes i will use timers, but loops are good too.the issue is first to click on button or send enter when the button5 have focus, nothing working to manage this button from autohotkey.PeerBlock 1.2 is an open source firewall, can also have source code but i'm not good to make changes LoLnow "Notify me when a reply is posted" is ok

Unconnu Posts: 3 Joined: 14 May 2019, 22:57 PeerBlock 1.2 Enable timer hi all, i would like to disable it for 2 minutes every 20 minutes. (20 minutes Enable then 2 minutes disable in a loop)but from the start i can't control button Enable/disable.Code: Select all;Peerblock ;Disable Peerblock 2 minutes every 20 minutes#NoEnv ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.;Run, C:\Program Files\PeerBlock\peerblock.exe;sleep 2000WinWait, PeerBlock 1.2WinActivate, PeerBlock 1.2;Controlclick, x33 y43,A,,Left,1, NAControlClick, Button5, PeerBlock 1.2,,,, NA x5 y5 ; Clicks in NA mode at coordinates that are relative to a named controlin spy windows, Button5 can have text Enable or Disable.thanks for your help Albireo Posts: 1846 Joined: 16 Oct 2013, 13:53 Re: PeerBlock 1.2 Enable timer 15 May 2019, 05:35 Welcome to AHK!You can do that in many ways, This is one example on the time loop. (but you can even solve this with SetTimer)Code: Select allStartTime := A_TickCountLoop{ ; Start PeerBlock - Run MsgBox ,,, % "Run time (12 sec) `nA_Index .: " A_Index, 1 If ( A_TickCount > ( StartTime + 12000 )) ; 12 sek = 12000ms - 20 min = 1200000ms { StartTime := A_TickCount ; A new starttime Loop { ; Close PeerBlock - Pause MsgBox ,,, now wait 3 sek (%A_Index% sek), 1 If ( A_TickCount > (StartTime + 3000) ) ; 3 sek = 3000ms - 2 min = 120000ms { StartTime := A_TickCount Break } } }}ESC:: MsgBox ,,, This program will exit, 1ReturnIf you want to exit the program press ESC.But this is just the beginning of your desire unconnu Posts: 3 Joined: 14 May 2019, 22:57 Re: PeerBlock 1.2 Enable timer 21 May 2019, 21:28 Thanks for your reply, yes i will use timers, but loops are good too.the issue is first to click on button or send enter when the button5 have focus, nothing working to manage this button from autohotkey.PeerBlock 1.2 is an open source firewall, can also have source code but i'm not good to make changes LoLnow "Notify me when a reply is posted" is ok Albireo Posts: 1846 Joined: 16 Oct 2013, 13:53 Re: PeerBlock 1.2 Enable timer 22 May 2019, 03:52 unconnu wrote: ↑21 May 2019, 21:28...nothing working to manage this button from autohotkey. ...Are you sure?You have checked the button 5 with Windows Spy (which comes with AHK)?Do you get some value for Window Title / Text, ahk_class, classNN and so on?Do you run PeerBlock with AHK, then you got ahk_pid for that process...Can you see at the button, when the focus is on the button 5? (Can you use TAB to that button?)If you can't send some command to that control (button 5) with, for example ControlSend,you can always? move