Thanks

[elandorr]

Thanks

[borestad]

Hi @elandorr

Late reply, sorry! 😁

I've added 60,90 & 120 days now to the list. I've thought to add them earlier, but will update this repository to a much better/faster solution asap (have it running in another experimental repository)

Regarding the bash/array/memory. Yes - I know, but this script isn't creating an array. It's merely concatinating (extremely fast) to a temporary file with a modulus 100 to avoid huge numbers.

Edit: What is your intent with the 'all' file? With the speed at which capitalists breeze through IPs, we'll end up having half the non-retail net in it. And that array is going to get huge as well. Am curious.

Mainly for statistical analysis, but as said - my other experimental repository solves this in a much more efficient way.

Anyway, thank you for the kind words! 🙂

[elandorr]

Yes, I saw, I re-implemented it myself in the meantime using a different optimizer, as iprange didn't handle some edge cases, and I somehow insisted on handling those which may never occur. (forgot which cases by now, sorry). iprange is hugely faster, and I can see how it's efficient. But presumably every tool will eat more memory with size. The newer one handles more, but explodes rather quickly, iprange is far less hungry. I'd sure like to see your experimental repo where you got it even faster! Thanks again for the idea!

[borestad]

@elandorr FYI: I've now updated the repository to the much much faster alternative logic 🙃