🐛 Empty ASNOrigin Lookup

[hmajid2301]

• Python version: 3.6.6 and ipwhois: 1.0.0

Code Example

net = Net('2001:43f8:7b0::')
obj = ASNOrigin(net)
results = obj.lookup(asn='AS37578')
pprint(results)

{
"nets": [],
"query": "AS37578",
"raw": None
}

Tried this for multipe ip addresses and asns , none of them return any routes.

Tracked the issues in asn:get_nets_radb(), seems to be ipwhois response now breaks the regex.

[supriyo-biswas]

@secynic Do we have an update on when this will be fixed?

[hmajid2301]

I need to update my PR i'll try to do it next week when I have some time

[secynic]

@hmajid2301 Any update? Otherwise, I can take a look next week.

[hmajid2301]

Sorry about the delay just had a busy last 2 weeks. Ive made another PR.

[secynic]

Thanks for the contribution! See my notes on fixing the PR before I merge.

[jonathan-kosgei]

Hi @secynic I just ran into this myself, when might 1.2 be out?

[secynic]

Merged to dev in #234.

I found a bug in the lookup that isn't returning the first response if multiple asn_methods are provided. Additionally, #239 states that radb won't return CIDR for ASN origin anymore. It looks like it works if i remove the inet-rtr argument. Will leave this open until I can fix those things.

[secynic]

Merged in #242. Please test out the dev branch.