The endgame tie-in to a particular source only lasts for that session, until you close Shareaza. When you restart, I understand that Shareaza searches for new sources. Anyone who has experienced this problem knows well that we are referring to the 99.9% file that you finally have to delete after waiting for days or weeks to complete. And that behavior can hardly be explained by the single-session endgame limitation. So why the mockery, Neglacio?

(Later) OK, we're sorted! The server invasion came from somewhere else... it had nothing at all to do with PeerGuardian2. PeerGuardian2 is clean. Thanks for everybody's help and everything.

POSTSCRIPT
Looking at the documentation for PeerGuardian2, though, one has to wonder how such a bucket-with-holes as a continually out-of-date list of 700 million IP's can possibly be an effective remedy for the systematic attacks against P2P, which some contributors on this forum are even anxious to deny. (I wonder why???)

Maybe its time to be looking for another P2P client. Phex! Come here Phex! Where are you boy? Lets see if you can bring us something when you're told to to "Go fetch".