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@ -3,13 +3,14 @@ It's based on data provided by AFRINIC, ARIN, APNIC, LACNIC and RIPENCC organisa
!!! These data are updated every day, so iptogeo must be recompiled every day to be up to date !!! !!! These data are updated every day, so iptogeo must be recompiled every day to be up to date !!!
It supports bot IPv4 and IPv6 requests. It supports both IPv4 and IPv6 requests.
Be careful : the result is only the assigned IP by a regional regulator, but the end user Be careful : the result is only the assigned IP by a regional regulator, but the end user
may be located in another country. It's the case for ISP that rents IP to differents countries. may be located in another country. It's the case for ISP that rents IP to differents countries
or for VPN services.
iptogeo does not plan to replace big commercial Geo databases on this point. iptogeo does not plan to replace big commercial Geo databases on this point.
Two mode are available : server mode which listen for queries on default port 53333 and Two mode are available : server mode which listen for queries on default port 53333, and
interactive mode allowing command line queries. interactive mode allowing command line queries.
To compile it : To compile it :
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Makefile flags : Makefile flags :
* DEBUG=1 to compile in debug mode * DEBUG=1 to compile in debug mode
* USE_SECCOMP=1 to compile with seccomp support * USE_SECCOMP=1 to compile with seccomp support (must be installed)
More information can be found at http://indefero.soutade.fr/p/iptogeo More information can be found at http://indefero.soutade.fr/p/iptogeo

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@ -194,13 +194,6 @@ def get_interval(root, intervals, level):
new_intervals.append(ip) new_intervals.append(ip)
return new_intervals return new_intervals
# 1.5.0.0
# -> 1.5.0.0 .. 1.5.29.0
# -> 1.5.30.0 .. 1.5.30.128
# -> 1.5.30.129 .. 1.5.31.0
# -> 1.5.32.0 .. 1.5.33.0
# -> 1.6.32.0 .. 1.7.0.0
def print_interval(interval): def print_interval(interval):
p = '[' p = '['
for i in interval: for i in interval: