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How to remove the blacklist and re-enable your Directory Opus what is DIRECTORY OPUS. Directory Opus 9.1.0.2893 YAG (dopus aka dopus 9.1) uses a licensing scheme based on certificates. YAG provided the 'thomalla' certificate that unlocks dopus. The problem is that eventually the thomalla certificate is blacklisted by dopus. Directory Opus 12.10 Crack + Keygen Free Download 2019. Directory Opus 12.10 Crack is a program, which will be a file supervisor that is advanced. Applications support pleasantly due to its simplicity just like Windows Explorer. Directory Opus (or 'DOpus' as its users tend to call it) is a popular file manager program, originally written for the Amiga computer system in the early to mid-1990s. Development on the Amiga version ceased in 1997, but an entirely re-written version of Directory Opus is still being actively developed and sold for the Microsoft Windows operating system by GPSoftware.
PeorthmegamiI don't know if the listed addresses to block are enough since GPsoftware's site, if I'm not mistaken, is now gpsoft.com.au. Gpsoftware.com.au also redirects to gpsoft.com and gpsoft.com and gpsoftware.com (without the AU) also redirects to GPSoftware's site.What I did is to identify the IP's to block, including some older addresses that no longer ping but were described in other sites. This is listed below:BLOCK THESE IN YOUR HOST FILE75.119.221.22967.228.213.24764.66.167.148208.67.219.132203.34.202.11206.216.12.144.16(To block append 127.0.0.1 before the addresses, e.g.
127.0.0.1 67.228.213.247)I also added these IPs to block to Comodo Firewall plus I included all the Comodo EXE files as files to be blocked by the firewall in case they try to communicate. It's probably an overkill but my Dopus 9.1.3.0.3449 works like a charm. AnonymousI tried to use this method but it just got confusing and.I did however manage to find an alternative fix for the 8.3 DOS file-names issue (SEE BELOW) as I was stuck to using 9.5.2.0, but had no issues with the program so wasn't too bothered. Haven't tried 10 yet but may venture over now that 9.5.6.0 is now working and test the water.also, the fix will block access to DOpus website so blacklisting shouldn't occur unexpectedly.Apparently adding ANY GPSoftware web address to the Windows hosts file can also cause the 8.3 file-name issue, so remember to remove them.IT IS ADVISABLE TO DO A FULL BACKUP OF YOUR.REGISTRY AND/ OR CREATE A SYSTEM RESTORE POINT.2. If DOpus is already installed BACKUP your current settings (if possible) and un-install using REVO Uninstaller and then click SCAN to delete any registry and program leftovers.3.
Download CCleaner and run both the cleaner and registry scanner to check for any current PC issues!!!! No need to back anthing up as already done in step 1.4. Copy and paste the text from PASTEBIN into notepad5. Save to desktop as OpusRegCleaner.bat6. Right click OpusRegCleaner.bat and run as ADMINISTRATOR (if the FIX fails continue with steps and run fix after restart and a further restart to make sure the FIX has been applied)7. Run CCleaner again to clean any new redundant files and registry keys8. Restart PC to remove any DOpus files that are still in use by windows9.
Install DOpus and run program OPTIONAL: disable auto update click ok (settings menu and type UPDATE in the filter box) and block DOpus.exe, dopusrt.exe (and dopusx64.exe if using x64) with Windows Firewall or another internet protection program10. Install certificateall done!!
AnonymousSomeone put together a DOS batch file that executes all of the removal steps outlined thus far. According to the script (linked below) these removal methods will only work on Dopus versions up to 10.0.2.
I myself am trying to get a cert to work with Directory Opus v10.2.0.0 build 4645. Using the steps outlined here will not even reset the 30 day trial period license. Clearly they are storing information in new locations now. Anybody found any new methods or information regarding v10.2?Reset Directory Opus and block calling home up to v10.0.2 (http://pastebin.com/R2E4bshC). CanduterioI’ve been using DirOpus 9.1 for years (2008-2014) with Thomalla license with no problems. Now I’ve bought another computer and next day after installing DirOpus (same version and license) it complains about invalid license! Uninstalling is useless.
I’ve found this excellent information (thanks, by the way) and applied it, OK.I think that there’s no need to block internet addresses, as I haven’t blocked anything in the past years and DirOpus has worked well. I just disabled Automatic program updates from the very beginning. I noticed that you need to first uncheck “Perform automatic update check silently”, and then uncheck Program updates. Otherwise it was reenabled each time I was going back to verify its status.By the way, license manager closes regmon (Registry Monitor) if you try to track its activity! It’s been a surprise that DirOpus spreads all these blacklist backups among Registry keys and system files. Fighting against piracy is a dirty war. AnonymousLatest versions (at least 11.4+) of Dopus use DLL injection to bypass Firewall rules.Dopus injects its own code into a wide variety of third party programs (IExplorer, Firefox, etc.) to connect to its home website and retrieve blacklist.The Internet access will not come from Dopus.exe or any other Dopus executable, but from the injection DLL which is loaded into another process.Firewall rules based on process name become useless.The only way to go would be to block access according to destination IP, for all GPSoft IP and www addresses.Working on that.
AnonymousCurrently running Dopus 11.7 x64, and not blacklisted after 60mn (generally blacklisting occurs after 30s to 2mn).What I've done:1. Install Acrylic DNS Proxy2. Configure it to refuse request of type 'TEXT' by modding 'PrimaryServerQueryTypeAffinityMask=A;AAAA;MX;CNAME' and 'SecondaryServerQueryTypeAffinityMask=A;AAAA;MX;CNAME' in 'AcrylicConfiguration.ini'.3. Configure Windows to use 127.0.0.1 as primary (and sole) DNS server.When Dopus requests IP of site 'ver0.gpsoft.com.au' through a DNS TEXT request, Acrylic will discard it and blacklisting process will abort.May not work with other versions.
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Anonymousjust download the 11.4 torrent that comes with 'directory opus cleaner'. I don't have any DNS redirects or anything setup and don't get blacklisted, except at reboot.To fix that, you just need to run the cleaner and reinstall the cert after every reboot. I leave my computer turned on (but asleep) when I'm not using it so it's just a minor inconvenience. I have windows task scheduler configured to run the cleaner in silent mode at logon so I just have to install the cert. It seems to remember the last place you found the cert, so you don't even have to go searching for it.
Just a few extra clicks at logon is all it takes. AnonymousAmazing discussion!
I agree the prg is way too expensive otherwise I would buy. Of interest here is the fact that I never had any problems using 11.4 on Win 7 using my firewall. When I installed Win 12 I kept Win 7 and converted to a VM. On Win 12, despite having taken every precaution as I did on Win 7 I cannot stop the prog from calling home. However, the VM machine works fine on the same network, firewall restrictions and certificate - it does not seem to call home and has worked with no problems.
I can have both running side by side on two screens, one with a cert for life and the other about to expire. The only way I can get the Win 12 version to work is to uninstall with Revo re-install and then with a life cert recognised for it to revert to 30 days within 24-36 hours.
I'm going to try June 25 suggestion above. AnonymousSorry my bad english!Hello guys!Greetings!I've been following the whole history of the forum on DOpus and all the difficulty in keeping it turned on.After several attempts between installation and registry cleaning, trying to clean the blacklist, anyway, I did it!I installed version 12.6 with a valid certificate.
It has been working perfectly for 4 weeks now.However, this procedure needs a lot of attention. Below is related to the procedure. If you have already tried to install a version above 12.0 it is necessary that the version you want, remove with some program like: Advanced Uninstaller, Revo Uninstaller etc. If you want to use CCleaner also no problem. After that, run the directory file 'Directory Opus Cleaner 1.2f'1- Turn off an internet.2- Install the program.3- Stop when a message appears asking if you want to start DOpus.
DO NOT CLOSE WINDOW!4- Copy the files from the 'Fix Files' folder to the system folder: Program Files GPSoftwareDirectory Opus5- Rename the old files and paste the new ones, everyone! X64 and x86.6. Cap drill manual.
Lock in the windows firewall itself, creating an exit rule for each of the x64, x86 files: dopus.exe, dowshlp.exe, dopusrt.exe, d8viewer.exe.7- Finish the installation, open the Dopus.8- Install the certificate. Consider the configuration procedure for version 11.3. 'How to install'ATTENTION!THE MENUS ARE NOT THE SAME ORDER OF IMAGES!Disable stalls.Configure proxy.Disable FTP function.Then you can connect an internet.I HOPE IT WORKS!GOOD LUCK!http://www.filedropper.com/dopus126vvans.
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