Add it to the nodes stanza in rpt.conf with a bogus IP (127.0.0.1 works) Also you could probably use the extnodefile option to do the same thing using a standalone file. The only problem is the annoying node could still connect via another node that is not blocked. Steve On 6/14/2011 17:30, Bryan D. Boyle wrote:
On 6/14/2011 7:36 PM, Bob Bunter wrote:
How do you block a single annoying Node? Hack the rc.updatenodelist script...$EGREP for offending node, take out of downloaded list as you write to temp file, then copy temp node file over to active nodelist.
At least that's how we do it out here. If you want, I can send you our script directly, and you can take a look...
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