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        # Check a list of ips
        say sprintf '%15s is %sbanned', $_,
            $filter->is_banned($_) ? 'now ' : 'still not '
            for @ipv4;

    You could also load rules directly from an "ipfilter.dat" file.

Description
        # Example of a "ipfilter.dat" file
        #
        # All entered IP ranges will be blocked in both directions. Be careful
        # what you enter here. Wrong entries may totally block access to the
        # network.
        #
        # Format:
        # IP-Range , Access Level , Description
        #
        # Access Levels:
        # 127 blocked
        # >=127 permitted

        064.094.089.000 - 064.094.089.255 , 000 , Gator.com

    This entry will block the IPs from 064.094.089.000 to 064.094.089.255,
    i.e. your code should not connect to any IP in this range.

    At the moment only one, read-only access level is implemented; a value
    at or below 127 means that addresses in that range are banned.

lib/Config/IPFilter.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

    say sprintf '%15s is %sbanned', $_,
        $filter->is_banned($_) ? 'now ' : 'still not '
        for @ipv4;

You could also load rules directly from an C<ipfilter.dat> file.

=head1 Description

    # Example of a "ipfilter.dat" file
    #
    # All entered IP ranges will be blocked in both directions. Be careful
    # what you enter here. Wrong entries may totally block access to the
    # network.
    #
    # Format:
    # IP-Range , Access Level , Description
    #
    # Access Levels:
    # 127 blocked
    # >=127 permitted

    064.094.089.000 - 064.094.089.255 , 000 , Gator.com

This entry will block the IPs from 064.094.089.000 to 064.094.089.255, i.e.
your code should not connect to any IP in this range.

At the moment only one, read-only access level is implemented; a value at or
below C<127> means that addresses in that range are banned.