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  • Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    yes we have been working on a solution for this with them. It should drop tomorrow.

    please note if you use the default override of REMOTE_ADDR you won’t be affected by this issue. Only people behind a proxy or cache and choose a different override or mo override can be affected.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Hi,

    Normally not as I think Google mainly uses US based IP addresses. However on the services page you can select which Search engines and other services you want to allow despite blocking a country.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Hi,

    It probably should be enough to only block your payment / checkout page.

    In principle if you block the frontend it blocks all of your frontend pages. If you want to fine tune this you can only block certain pages, or only certain categories for blog posts.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Hi,

    Thank you for the report. I cannot reproduce this on either PHP 8.2 or PHP 8.4 myself either by checking myself or with the Sucuri tool. In all cases I properly get a 403 HTTP error.

    Either way checking if it’s set is never a bad thing so I’ll include it in the next update.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    That really depends. If you redirect the blocked users to a page with a lot of images and stuff it will be exactly the payload of that page. If you just have them shown a short message the payload is just a few bytes + the necessary headers.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    You can put the list – if needed – in either CIDR format or singular IP addresses in the allow list

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    It does not force you to buy data from us. You’re free to use the MaxMind database and download it yourself. If you do not want to do this we offer the ability to use our API.

    The plugin is free to use and has no premium features at all

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Hi,

    I’ve been unable to reproduce this so far. If you use the free MaxMind GeoIP Lite database you could try upgrading it.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Do you happen to know which IP address is accessing your website at the time of the error?

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    // “Fixed” in 1.2.26 btw by using a function still available in PHP 8 as well as PHP 7

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Alrighty then, my bad for using a function that is only available in PHP 8.x

    Although anyone still running stuff on PHP 7 (or prior) should really look into this as any version of PHP below 8.1 isn’t getting security updates anymore. For instance in the case of PHP 7.4 it hasn’t been supported anymore on security fixes since 2023 (so over 2.5 years now).

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Hi,

    That’s really a question for MaxMind who’s free database you use. Satellite providers should be any satellite provider that doesn’t provide localization. As far as I am aware fi the ip addresses that Starlink hands out can be recognized towards a country.

    In general this should be categories that cannot be linked to a specific country.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Thanks for the report, will have a look

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    If you have this message you’re using an incompatible caching solution. So everything may look fine, they really aren’t fine.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Hi,

    I am not familiar with the Starlink specifics. I’d reckon MaxMind doesn’t allocate countries to Starlink IP addresses. You could add a range to the allow list.

    Like for instance if your customer is always in the same range of a.b.c.X where only the X varies you could add a.b.c.0/24

    I don’t know how accurate this list is but I found this:

    14.1.72.0/24,AU,AU-VIC,Melbourne,
    14.1.73.0/24,AU,AU-VIC,Melbourne,
    14.1.74.0/24,AU,AU-TAS,Hobart,
    14.1.75.0/24,AU,AU-TAS,Hobart,
    14.1.82.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    14.1.83.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    14.1.84.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    14.1.85.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    14.1.86.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    14.1.87.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    14.1.94.0/24,AU,AU-VIC,Melbourne,
    14.1.95.0/24,AU,AU-VIC,Melbourne,
    65.181.0.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    65.181.1.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    65.181.2.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    65.181.3.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    65.181.12.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    65.181.13.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    65.181.14.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    65.181.15.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    65.181.20.0/24,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    65.181.21.0/24,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    65.181.22.0/24,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    65.181.23.0/24,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    116.91.210.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    116.91.211.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    116.91.212.0/24,AU,AU-VIC,Melbourne,
    116.91.213.0/24,AU,AU-VIC,Melbourne,
    116.91.216.0/24,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    116.91.220.0/24,AU,AU-VIC,Melbourne,
    116.91.221.0/24,AU,AU-VIC,Melbourne,
    116.91.222.0/24,AU,AU-VIC,Melbourne,
    116.91.223.0/24,AU,AU-VIC,Melbourne,
    168.140.244.0/24,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    168.140.245.0/24,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    206.83.96.0/24,NZ,NZ-AUK,Auckland,
    206.83.97.0/24,NZ,NZ-AUK,Auckland,
    206.83.98.0/24,NZ,NZ-AUK,Auckland,
    206.83.99.0/24,NZ,NZ-AUK,Auckland,
    206.83.100.0/24,NZ,NZ-AUK,Auckland,
    206.83.101.0/24,NZ,NZ-AUK,Auckland,
    206.83.102.0/24,NZ,NZ-AUK,Auckland,
    206.83.103.0/24,NZ,NZ-AUK,Auckland,
    206.83.112.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    206.83.113.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    206.83.114.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    206.83.115.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    206.83.116.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    206.83.118.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    206.83.119.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    206.83.120.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    206.83.121.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    206.83.122.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    206.83.123.0/24,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    14.1.80.0/25,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    14.1.80.128/25,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    14.1.93.0/25,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    14.1.93.128/25,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    65.181.11.0/25,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    65.181.11.128/25,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    65.181.30.0/25,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    65.181.30.128/25,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    65.181.31.0/25,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    65.181.31.128/25,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    116.91.215.0/25,NZ,NZ-AUK,Auckland,
    116.91.215.128/25,NZ,NZ-AUK,Auckland,
    116.91.217.0/25,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    116.91.217.128/25,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    206.83.107.0/25,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    206.83.107.128/25,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    206.83.111.0/25,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    206.83.111.128/25,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    206.83.117.0/25,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    206.83.117.128/25,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    2406:2d40:2000::/40,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    2406:2d40:2200::/40,AU,AU-WA,Perth,
    2406:2d40:4000::/40,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    2406:2d40:4100::/40,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    2406:2d40:4200::/40,NZ,NZ-AUK,Auckland,
    2406:2d40:4400::/40,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    2406:2d40:4600::/40,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    2406:2d40:4700::/40,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    2406:2d40:4d00::/40,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    2406:2d40:5400::/40,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    2406:2d40:6800::/40,AU,AU-VIC,Melbourne,
    2406:2d40:6900::/40,AU,AU-VIC,Melbourne,
    2406:2d40:6a00::/40,AU,AU-VIC,Melbourne,
    2406:2d40:7000::/40,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    2406:2d40:7200::/40,NZ,NZ-AUK,Auckland,
    2406:2d40:7600::/40,NZ,NZ-AUK,Auckland,
    2406:2d40:6b00::/41,AU,AU-TAS,Hobart,
    2406:2d40:2100::/42,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,
    2406:2d40:73c0::/42,NZ,NZ-AUK,Auckland,
    2406:2d40:7480::/42,AU,AU-NSW,Sydney,

    So for instance if they always have an address in 14.1.72.X you could add 14.1.72.0/24 to the list etc.

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