On 2019 Feb 20 21:48:12, MRO wrote to you:
http://torstatus.blutmagie.de/ip_list_all.php/Tor_ip_list_ALL.csv
very good, thank you, added that to my ip.can and it immediately
started blocking ip's not already listed from other merged lits. 2
wrongs don't make a right, but 3 left turns will get you back on the
freeway!
if you grab that every day [you should] you need to rig it so it's
sorted and dupes are removed.
wget -O tor-ips.txt
http://torstatus.blutmagie.de/ip_list_all.php/Tor_ip_list_ALL.csv
sort -V tor-ips.txt | uniq > tor-ips-sorted.txt
cat ip.can.hdr my-blocked-ips.txt tor-ips-sorted.txt > ip.can
it says it is a csv file but it isn't... it is only a text file listing of ip numbers, one per line... the above should work fairly well... only problem is keeping the lists of ips separated so they can automatically be put together as
needed...
i don't know, though, if that list is only TOR exit nodes or if it also includes TOR routers... TOR routers are ok since they do not send any TOR traffic out into the non-TOR world and they do offer other services... i had several TOR router nodes that were being blocked at one time but my NTP stuff was trying to use them for time updates via pool.ntp.org... i had to come up with a method to split the TOR exit nodes list from the TOR routers nodes and then we were GoodToGo<tm> :)
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