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I have not looked at your code or your input data, but based on 171.25.193.25/1, I assume you are using invalid CIDR notation throughout. 171.25.193.25/1 is equivalent to 128.0.0.0/1 in canonical form and covers half of the IPv4 space. I assume you intended to use 171.25.193.25/32.
Hi,
Please refer to the attached zip containing following files...
TOR.txt file header = network,organization,address,country,lat,long,accuracy,type
After producing the IP.db file, I am verifying via mmdbinspect and it's output do not match with the source
For Example...
The first line = 171.25.193.25/1,"TOR","","Sweden",59.3247,18.056,500,13
Network: 171.25.193.25/1
org = TOR
address =
country = Sweden
lat = 59.3247
long = 18.056,500
accuracy = 500
type = 13
Where as mmdbinspect output shows...
{
"Database": "IP.db",
"Records": [
{
"Network": "171.25.193.25/1",
"Record": {
"accuracy": "1000",
"address": "Las Vegas, Nevada, 89119",
"country": "United States",
"lat": "36.102",
"long": "-115.1447",
"org": "TOR",
"type": 13
}
}
],
"Lookup": "171.25.193.25"
}
make-ip.zip
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