Unable to update PeerGuardian with Custom Security Level.
If I change to Allow All I can update.
Anybody else experiencing this?
Unable to update PeerGuardian with Custom Security Level.
If I change to Allow All I can update.
Anybody else experiencing this?
I’m running PG2 & I’ve not had any problems. I only have 1 entry in CPFs Application Monitor (I assume that I added this, via a pop-up, when CPF first encountered PG2) & I haven’t set-up anything else for PG2.
Is there anything in CPFs log relevant to the PG update attempt?
Updating work just fine here also.
I have the same problem. Comodo did not detect PG connecting to the internet and i had to add an entry in application control rules (TCP or UDP, In/Out, Any IP, Any Port). I also skipped parent (what the hell is that). All these did not solve the problem and i ended up having to temporarily allow all connections before PG can be updated
Most leaktests attack the parent of the Internet connecting process as a method of circumventing your firewall. However, I don’t think this is an issue for PG. But, the parent process is important.
No problem updating PeerGuardian here.
Have you selected to “Scan for known applications” under SECURITY - TASKS? This should add the necessary rules for PG and PG2.
Hope this helps,
Ewen
How should the “parent” be specified?
In the application rule, you can specify to “Skip parent check”.
Ewen