A small script that I wrote to scrape the Ip list for certain countries from lite.ip2location.com in a format that works with PeerBlock.
| Required options (Choose one) | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| -i, --input | input file (Do not use if specifying a country) | |
| -c, --country | Name of country to scrape IPs for (Do not use with input, this will override it) | |
| Optional options | ||
| -n, --name | Name of the IP list. Will apear before every ip in the list | IP |
| -o, --output | Name of the output file (Include the file extention (I.E. outFile.txt)) | == to name.p2p |
| -v, --verbose | Prints what the program is doing | |
| -r, --rolling-count | Uses third number in formatted input text to count the number of IPs added to the list |
Example:
python3 ipListFormatter.py -c Canada -n "Canada IP List" -o CanadaList.txt
For file input usage, the file must already have some formatting. It must be organized so that the each line starts with an ip address, has a whitespace, then a second ip. Any other text must be sperated by a whitespace and be at the end of a line for it to work.
Example (inIPs.txt):
100.100.0.0 100.100.0.255 random text
101.100.3.6 105.100.0.0 <-anything after this whitespcae will be discarded
Output:
(name):100.100.0.0-100.100.0.255
(name):101.100.3.6-105.100.0.0