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Awesome! I think this looks good. I've created an issue regarding a production ready ASN database, see #23 . |
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resolves: svnoak#8
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@svnoak Anything else needed from me on this? :) |
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@Joxtacy All good, your PR is merged now ;) |
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Wohoo! 😄 |
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ASN checking
Adds the possibility to register ASNs when setting up a client.
Uses the MaxMind GeoIP ASN database to do the lookups.
This PR adds a test ASN db so that you can at least run things locally.
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To make this production ready, we need to decide on how we handle the actual production database.
I don't really have any suggestions at this point. One brief thought I had was to include it in the docker image, but it's probably just gonna be annoying to build and deploy that every once in a while.