[Python1320]

libGeoIP Lua binding - Get info about IPs!


Download
Binary module: http://88.191.111.120/~srcds/modules/gm13/bin/

Uses the GeoIP database GeoLiteCity.dat
Uncompess, rename to GeoIP.dat and put to garrysmod/data/GeoIP.dat or orangebox/GeoIP.dat

Possible (additional / commercial) database files:

(garrysmod/data/)GeoIP.dat - Accepts GeoIP.dat / GeoLiteCity.dat and anything which gives out city data
(garrysmod/data/)GeoIPCity.dat - accepts same as GeoIP.dat, appears as underscores on table
(garrysmod/data/)GeoIPASNum.dat - free internet routing related data

(garrysmod/data/)GeoIPISP.dat -- non free isp
(garrysmod/data/)GeoIPOrg.dat -- non free organization / sip
(garrysmod/data/)GeoIPNetSpeed.dat -- non free netspeed

Example

lua_run require'geoip' PrintTable( GeoIP.Get"8.8.8.8" )
> PrintTable(GeoIP.Get("8.8.8.8"))...
{
	   -- GeoIP/GeoLite(City) --
       country_name = "United States",
       city = "Mountain View",
       country_code = "US",
       longitude = -122.05740356445,
       latitude = 37.419200897217,
       region = "CA",
       netmask = 24,
       postal_code = "94043",
       
	   -- GeoIPOrg
       org = "Google Incorporated",
	   
	   -- GeoIPASNum
       asn = "AS15169 Google Inc.",

	   -- GeoIPISP
       ISP = "Level 3 Communications",
	   
	   -- GeoIPNetSpeed (number from 0 to 3, 0 is unknown and 1 is dialup)
       speed = 0,
}

Changelog
- Removed confidence
- Updated to latest GeoIP
- Added more database loaders
- Disabled multiloading errors

Source Code
http://88.191.111.120/~srcds/modules...gmsv_geoip.cpp
To compile you need the API library from MaxMind and link it statically (or dynamically if you want to).

[kna_rus]

Linux version here:
Binary: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3679614/gm_geoloc_linux.dll
Sources:
gm_geoloc.cpp

#include "GMLuaModule.h"
#ifdef _LINUX
#include "GeoIP.h"
#include "GeoIPCity.h"
#else
#include "libgeoip/GeoIP.h"
#include "libgeoip/GeoIPCity.h"
#endif
namespace IPLoc {
    GeoIP * giCity;
    GeoIP * giISP;

    GMOD_MODULE(Init, Shutdown);

    LUA_FUNCTION(GetIPInfo)
    {
	Lua()->CheckType(1, GLua::TYPE_STRING);
	const char *FindMe = Lua()->GetString(1);

	GeoIPRecord *gir;

	ILuaObject *tbl = Lua()->GetNewTable();
	if (giCity!=NULL) {

	    gir = GeoIP_record_by_addr(giCity, FindMe);
	    if (gir != NULL) {
		tbl->SetMember("City",gir->city);
		tbl->SetMember("Country",gir->country_name);
		tbl->SetMember("Region",gir->region);

		#ifndef _LINUX
		tbl->SetMember("CityCode",(float)gir->postal_code); //for some reason latest linux libgeoip-dev does not have this
		#endif
		if (giISP!=NULL) {
		    char* isp=GeoIP_org_by_name(giISP,FindMe);
		    if (isp != NULL) {
			tbl->SetMember("ISP",isp);
		    }
		}

		GeoIPRecord_delete(gir);
	    }

	}
	Lua()->Push(tbl);
	tbl->UnReference();

	return 1;
    }


    int Init(lua_State *L)
    {
	giCity = GeoIP_open("garrysmod/data/GeoIP.dat", GEOIP_INDEX_CACHE);
	giISP = GeoIP_open("garrysmod/data/GeoIPISP.dat", GEOIP_STANDARD);

	ILuaObject *tbl = Lua()->GetNewTable();
	    tbl->SetMember("Get", GetIPInfo);
	    Lua()->SetGlobal("GeoIP", tbl);
	tbl->UnReference();
	return 0;

    }

    int Shutdown(lua_State *L)
    {
	//GeoIP_delete(giCountry);
	GeoIP_delete(giCity);
	GeoIP_delete(giISP);
	return 0;
    }
}

Makefile (64bit system, sorry, you have to get 32-bit libGeoIP.a somewhere or edit makefile):

INCLUDES = -I.

CFLAGS = -m32 -fpermissive -Wall -DLINUX -D_LINUX -DNDEBUG $(INCLUDES)

MODE = Release
LIBDIR = output/$(MODE)
OBJDIR = $(LIBDIR)/obj
SOURCEDIR = .

OBJECTS = $(OBJDIR)/gm_geoloc.obj
					
LIBS = ./libGeoIP.a
			
CC = gcc
MKDIR = mkdir -p
AR = ar
RM = rm -f
RMDIR = rmdir -p

all: $(LIBDIR)/gm_geoloc_linux.dll
$(LIBDIR)/gm_geoloc_linux.dll: $(OBJECTS)
	$(MKDIR) $(LIBDIR)
	$(CC) -shared -o $@ $(CFLAGS) $(OBJECTS) $(LIBS)
	
$(OBJDIR)/%.obj : $(SOURCEDIR)/%.cpp
	$(MKDIR) $(OBJDIR)
	$(CC) -c -o $@ $< $(CFLAGS)
	
clean:
	$(RM)     $(OBJECTS)
	$(RM)     $(LIBDIR)/gm_geoloc_linux.dll
	$(RMDIR)  $(OBJDIR)

[Cubar]

Nice module thanks.

[Wizard of Ass]

Yay, no more french kids on my server.

I love you man.

[Python1320]

Updated version to include latitude and longitude.
Do note it is incompatible with the old version! I changed the table values to be consistent with the GeoIP C API. It'll just hurt once :)

Now I could do this:

[Ideal-Hosting]

Wow, will you release that as addon?

[Python1320]

I can post the code I used, but everyone needs to adapt it to their databases.

[DrogenViech]

Post it! :O

[RTM xBEASTx]

Please post that code.

It is an amazing idea.

Edited:

Im a very stupid guy but to print just the country could i do.

IP = GeoIP.Get("8.8.8.8")
print(IP.country_name)

Am i just being an idiot or would that work fine?

[Python1320]

require 'geoip'
print(GeoIP.Get("8.8.8.8").country_name) -- "United States"

The return value may not always be a string so account for that.

Here's the FUGLY(TM) code for those who want to see it:

local files=file.Find('datacraft/*.*')
print("Found",#files,"files")
data={}
local a=SysTime()
	for _,thefile in pairs(files) do
		local content = file.Read('datacraft/'..thefile)
		if content then
			local decoded = glon.decode(content)
			if decoded then
				data[decoded.unique_id or decoded.id]=decoded
			end
		end
	end
local b=SysTime()
print("Decoding files took ",(b-a),"seconds")

local a=SysTime()
	require'geoip'
	local get=GeoIP.Get
	results={}
	local i=0
	for plid,usr in pairs(data) do
		i=i+1
		
		local ip=usr.ip
		local steamid=usr.id
		local name=usr.name
		
		local iploc=get(ip)
		
		iploc.name=name or "???"
		iploc.steamid=steamid or "???"
		iploc.ip=ip or "???"
		
		results[plid]=results[plid] and debug.Trace() or iploc
	end
local b=SysTime()
print("Geolocating",i,"ips took",(b-a),"seconds")

Msg("Writing kml file...")
local tbl={[[<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<kml xmlns="http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2" xmlns:gx="http://www.google.com/kml/ext/2.2" xmlns:kml="http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom">
<Document>
	<name>places.kml</name>
	<Folder>
		<name>Server Players</name>
		<open>1</open>
]]}

local i=2
for plid,info in pairs(results) do
	if info.latitude then -- useless without
		tbl[i]=
[[
	<Placemark>
		<name>]]..info.ip..[[</name>
		<description>]].."<![CDATA["..
          "<h1>"..info.steamid.."</h1><p>"..info.name.."</p>\n]]>"..
[[</description>
		<Point>
			<coordinates>]]..info.longitude..","..info.latitude..[[,0</coordinates>
		</Point>
	</Placemark>
]]
		i=i+1
	end
end
tbl[i]=[[
	</Folder>
</Document>
</kml>
]]
local kml=table.concat(tbl,"\n")
file.Write("locations.txt",kml)
print"done!"

Word of warning: it does not escape cdata yet so malicious injection may occur. You need to write your own way to get the user data. This code is generally an example how to not do things, but I did anyway since I wanted to just see the end result.

[RTM xBEASTx]

Yep, Thought so. Thanks.

Edited:

Also, Please Could you post the googlemaps thing.

[Python1320]

Also, you need to rename the .txt file to .kml

Here's more hints how to use the kml: http://code.google.com/apis/kml/documentation/

Unrelated but XML-Related: http://www.facepunch.com/threads/961...l-A-XML-parser

Also I would love if someone posted a cleaner example of my code :p

[RTM xBEASTx]

] lua_run require 'gxml'
> require 'gxml'...
] lua_run PrintTable(Entity(1):Community())
> PrintTable(Entity(1):Community())...
[lua_run:1] attempt to call method 'Community' (a nil value)

Any reason that XML thing aint working?

Edited:

And with GeoIP i get this.

] lua_run require 'geoip'
> require 'geoip'...
GeoIP.dat not found. GeoIP defunct.
] lua_run PrintTable(GeoIP.Get("8.8.8.8"))
> PrintTable(GeoIP.Get("8.8.8.8"))...
[lua_run:1] attempt to index global 'GeoIP' (a nil value)

Why is this happening?

[Python1320]

RTM xBEASTx posted:

] lua_run require 'gxml'
> require 'gxml'...
] lua_run PrintTable(Entity(1):Community())
> PrintTable(Entity(1):Community())...
[lua_run:1] attempt to call method 'Community' (a nil value)

Any reason that XML thing aint working?

Edited:

And with GeoIP i get this.

] lua_run require 'geoip'
> require 'geoip'...
GeoIP.dat not found. GeoIP defunct.
] lua_run PrintTable(GeoIP.Get("8.8.8.8"))
> PrintTable(GeoIP.Get("8.8.8.8"))...
[lua_run:1] attempt to index global 'GeoIP' (a nil value)

Why is this happening?

:Community() does not exist in normal Garry's Mod. It is a system on my server that contacts your profile ( http://steamcommunity.com/id/zoe?xml=true ) and then uses gxml to make a community table out of it.

GeoIP.dat not found. GeoIP defunct

Like I said you need to get the GeoIP.dat ( http://geolite.maxmind.com/download/...iteCity.dat.gz ) or it won't work.

[RTM xBEASTx]

Oh ok, i thought the GeoIP.dat was optional.

Also, is there any chance you could give me that community function, as i thought it was built into the module.

[Python1320]

Replied on the XML thread.

[Banana Lord.]

Does this still work right?

[Python1320]

Of course?

[Banana Lord.]

I saved the file as the wrong name, my bad.

[Python1320]

Banana Lord. posted:

I saved the file as the wrong name, my bad.

Yeah it's not the original filename, easy to change but not so easy to recompile. Hope it works for you whatever you're going to do with it.

[Banana Lord.]

It's working great, I'm adding a feature like one I saw in CSS (when a player join it says "XXX (STEAMID) joined from COUNTRY"). I just wish there was a way to make it say "the United States" or "Norway" so it doesn't say "BANANALORD LOLXD (IDK MY OWN STEAMID) joined from United States"

[Python1320]

You can always make a translator table so you could replace words the api spits out with our own if they're wrong.

[Banana Lord.]

Python1320 posted:

You can always make a translator table so you could replace words the api spits out with our own if they're wrong.

Yeah, that's what I'm doing, thanks for this module though, it's awesome :buddy:

[cyw960517]

Where i should put API library ?

[dingusnin]

I am extreemly sorry to bump an old thread, But is it possible for some to reupload the module? It seems the link is now corrupt :(

Thanks in advance,
Dingusnin :)

[Python1320]

Fixed the link to point to the server's ip as my domain expired. Wouldn't mind a new one as a christmas gift

[dingusnin]

Thanks <3

[Python1320]

Uploaded GM13 version.

Edited:

Linux only D:

[Banana Lord.]

linux ftw

thanks bby

[Python1320]

Uploaded win32 version!

Edited:

Now with utf8 support. Both windows and linux.

[DiXi]

I am able to load the module, but GeoIP returns a nil value.. any ideas what i might do wrong?.

I am just testing what someone posted before me:

lua_run require 'geoip'
> require 'geoip'...
lua_run PrintTable(GeoIP.Get("8.8.8.8"))
> PrintTable(GeoIP.Get("8.8.8.8"))...

[ERROR] lua_run:1: attempt to index global 'GeoIP' (a nil value)
  1. unknown - lua_run:1


[ERROR] lua_run:1: attempt to index global 'GeoIP' (a nil value)
  1. unknown - lua_run:1

ok i figured out that im getting:
Error Opening file garrysmod/data/GeoIP.dat
Error Opening file GeoIP.dat
GeoIP.dat not found. GeoIP defunct.

no idea why though, cause the GeoIP file is there..
I should be using the binary version, right?




Edit:
Nevermind.. i forgot to edit my startupscript from template/ to $PORT/ so it started the server in wrong directory.
I have symlinked most of my serverfiles to one base directory, and while testing if everything worked i used the template.. i guess i forgot to fix it..

anyway, it works fine now.. thanks alot :)

[Python1320]

Recompiled linux version with additional database support and latest libGeoIP!

[M0dSe7en]

Thanks man. I've been trying to kill my bitch ex girlfriend since about a year ago. But after she fled the state, I've been having trouble tracking her. This will teach that cheating whore not to play tf2. Thanks again man.

[Robotboy655]

Is this thing offline? What's different from http://ipinfodb.com/ ?

[Python1320]

It uses local database(s) so basically unlimited queries. You might be right a cloud service could be more fitting most often though.