man/location-query.txt

   1 = location-query(8)
   2
   3 == NAME
   4 location-query - Query the location database
   5
   6 == SYNOPSIS
   7 [verse]
   8 `location-query lookup ADDRESS [ADDRESS...]`
   9 `location-query get-as ASN [ASN...]`
  10 `location-query search-as STRING`
  11 `location-query list-networks-by-as ASN`
  12 `location-query list-networks-by-cc COUNTRY_CODE`
  13 `location-query list-networks-by-flags [--anonymous-proxy|--satellite-provider|--anycast]`
  14
  15 == DESCRIPTION
  16 The `location-query` retrieves information from the location database.
  17 This data can be used to determine someone's location on the Internet
  18 and for building firewall rulesets to block access from certain ASes
  19 or countries.
  20
  21 == OPTIONS
  22
  23 --database FILE::
  24 -d FILE::
  25         The path of the database which is being opened.
  26         +
  27         If this option is omitted, the system's database will be opened.
  28
  29 --debug::
  30         Enable debugging mode
  31
  32 == COMMANDS
  33
  34 'lookup ADDRESS [ADDRESS...]'::
  35                 This command returns the network the given IP address has been found in
  36                 as well as its Autonomous System if that information is available.
  37
  38 'get-as ASN [ASN...]'::
  39         This command returns the name of the owning organisation of the Autonomous
  40         System.
  41
  42 'search-as STRING'::
  43         Lists all Autonomous Systems which match the given string.
  44         +
  45         The search will be performed case-insensitively.
  46
  47 'list-networks-by-as [--family=[ipv6|ipv4]] [--output-format FORMAT] ASN'::
  48         Lists all networks which belong to this Autonomous System.
  49         +
  50         The '--family' parameter can be used to filter output to only IPv6 or
  51         IPv4 addresses.
  52         +
  53         The '--output-format' parameter can change the output so that it can be
  54         directly loaded into other software. The following options are available:
  55         +
  56         * 'list' (default): Just lists all networks, one per line
  57         * 'ipset': For ipset
  58         * 'nftables': For nftables
  59         * 'xt_geoip': Returns a list of networks to be loaded into the xt_geoip
  60           kernel module
  61
  62 'list-networks-by-cc [--family=[ipv6|ipv4]] [--output-format FORMAT] COUNTRY_CODE'::
  63         Lists all networks that belong to a country.
  64         +
  65         The country has to be encoded in ISO3166 Alpha-2 notation.
  66         +
  67         See above for usage of the '--family' and '--output-format' parameters.
  68
  69 'list-networks-by-flags [--family=[ipv6|ipv4]] [--output-format FORMAT] [--anonymous-proxy|--satellite-provider|--anycast]'::
  70         Lists all networks that have a certain flag.
  71         +
  72         See above for usage of the '--family' and '--output-format' parameters.
  73
  74 '--help'::
  75         Shows a short help text on using this program.
  76
  77 '--version'::
  78         Shows the program's version and exists.
  79
  80 == EXIT CODES
  81 The 'location-query' command will normally exit with code zero.
  82 If there has been a problem and the requested action could not be performed,
  83 the exit code is unequal to zero.
  84
  85 == BUGS
  86 Please report all bugs to the bugtracker at https://bugzilla.ipfire.org/.
  87
  88 == AUTHORS
  89 Michael Tremer