FEATURE: There's raw domain output, but no raw IP output. #268
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A good idea. I defiantly second that as I handle IP my self both for firewall like nftables and RPZ zones, haven a clear & clean (IP|IP/CIDR) would be a nice feature. |
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By the way, not that this has been fixed, I wanted to explain the reason why Back when I developed funceble - for my own usage, funceble was a tool that was highly hosts-file oriented. As IPs are useless into hosts files, I used that method to filter out IPs. Now that this tool is used by many others, it was time to fix this. Sorry for the waiting time @T145, the last 2-3 years have been hard - privately. Stay safe and healthy. |
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Fixed:
* Security / Dependency Management: cryptography
Mitigation of CVE-2023-0286 & CVE-2023-23931 through
version bump.
* Fatal Error: When no nameservers are configured or provided by the
hosting system. (#328)
* Semantic: git.io (#341)
URLs with git.io were replaced with other one.
* New linting issues.
Improved:
* SPECIAL Rules: weebly.com
We now take down subdomains that return the 406 status code.
* SPECIAL Rules: wordpress.com (#321)
We now recognize subjects that were took down by Wordpress.
* SPECIAL Rules: internal
Uniformiization of the method for better and quicker development.
* Dependency Management: sqlalchemy
We upgraded to SQLAlchemy v2.x+.
* Converters: internal
Convertion can now be performed directely without initialization of
subjects through the convet method.
Removed:
* Python Support: <=3.7
We do not test or support any usage of PyFunceble with python<=3.7.
New:
* Python Support: ~=3.11
We now test (CI/CD) and support python~=3.11.
* Testing: pytest (#328)
pytest can now be used by packager to tests pyfunceble before
deployment.
* Database: PostgreSQL
We now support PostgreSQL as database type.
* Filesystem: IPs as first-class citizens in plain text outputs (#268)
From now on, IPs will be stored into the `ips` subdirectory when the
plain text format is active.
* SPECIAL Rules: subject-switch (#185 | #185#issuecomment-1290866362)
We now support the subject switch from any domains.
For example:
- m.example.com -> example.com
Outcome: m.example.com as INACTIVE
- m.example.com -> example.org
Outcome: NO status switch.
- m.example.com -> a.example.com -> example.com
Outcome: m.example.com as INACTIVE.
- m.example.com/hello/world -> example.com/hello/world
Outcome: m.example.com/hello/world as INACTIVE.
* SPECIAL Rules: changeip (#311)
When one of the known changeip domains provides `abuse.change.com`
in the SOA record, the subject will be flagged as INACTIVE.
* SPECIAL Rules: imgur.com (#319)
We now flag removed images.
* SPECIAL Rules: eToxic (#334)
When a blog from the eToxic infrastructure (known domains) doesn't
exists anymore, we flag them as INACTIVE.
Contributors:
* @Nilsonfsilva
* @smed79
* @spirilln
* @T145
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Description
It would be nice if there were a way to get directly IPs rather than from just the hosts file output.
Possible Solution
On that note, it would also be great to at least leave
hosts_ipempty and then output raw lists underhosts.This would probably be the better option as opposed to having separate "domains" and "ips" outputs.
Then the present "domains" output becomes obsolete.
Considered Alternative
Generating an "ips" output, but it's lazy.
Additional context
It may also be worth considering how to handle IPv6 addresses.
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