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Why do I have to temporarily allow "Leaseweb" just to be able to access this site?

If it's not enabled then I can't get on here...
 
what is leaseweb? what's happening?

there's no requirement to use any tool or service called leaseweb to access bluelight.

alasdair
 
OP i have never heard of this and it has never been required of me...you better check to see what you have going on on your computer..

Looked it up and leaseweb is a n internet hosting company...is it your provider?
 
I mean when I am running peerblock, I can't get onto the site unless I temporarily allow Leaseweb, into my peer list

Only appears when visiting this site, why are they trying to swamp my IP?

Only appears when visiting this site, why are they trying to swamp my IP?
 
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i have no idea what you're talking about.

there's no requirement to use any tool or service called leaseweb to access bluelight.

alasdair
 
alasdairm said:
i have no idea what you're talking about.

there's no requirement to use any tool or service called leaseweb to access bluelight.

alasdair
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I guess people don't run peerblock? Run it and try and access this site. No bueno
 
Leaseweb is a server renting company. This means that BL uses Leaseweb servers is all. I know mr admin alasdair plays dumb here, but that's just what it is, it's not malicious.

Basically, your Peerblock lists suck, do not use the default ones. They also block OVH SAS which is completely retarded as OVH are an even bigger player in the data center business. I suggest getting ipfilterX and some entire country blocking ones for some obvious foes of liberty (any theocratic state, islam and judaism included, and many authoritarian ones are a great idea).
 
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