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  • Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Hi,

    No, not the resolving part. But that might also be a typo or an extra space or something.

    But if you use caching you will cripple any geo blocking you want to do as the most popular (or all if you pre populate your cache) pages will be served from cache.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Nope, they do not even an own ISO code and are considered to all belong to Great Brittain.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    You download the GeoLite2-Country.tar.gz file from the Maxmind database, unzip that file and you get a folder with where the GeoLite2-Country.mmdb file is located.

    Upload this file to your upload folder.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    46.148.112.131 is resolving the the Ukraine on my database so this must be a local issue.

    I’d be happy to look into this issue with you. Do you perhaps use a caching plugin?

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    You can’t other than removing the plugin or removing the entries from the database.
    It’s the overall statistics.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Unless you have something installed where gstatic.com tries to access your website I don’t believe this issue has something to do with the plugin but perhaps gstatic.com was unavailable or had issues at that moment

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Hi,

    Yes you can block all countries and whitelist your own IP address. Ofcourse this is only useful if you have a static IP address.

    Whitelist always has precedence over blacklisting. You could even blacklist your own IP address but if it is on the whitelist you will get in.

    From Google:

    What are Comcast’s Dynamic IP Ranges?

    Dynamic IP Ranges

    Below is a list of our dynamic IP space. These are published to several DNSBLs that track dynamic IP space.
    IPv4
    24.0.0.0/12
    24.16.0.0/13
    24.30.0.0/17
    24.34.0.0/16
    24.60.0.0/14
    24.91.0.0/16
    24.98.0.0/15
    24.118.0.0/16
    24.125.0.0/16
    24.126.0.0/15
    24.128.0.0/16
    24.129.0.0/17
    24.130.0.0/15
    24.147.0.0/16
    24.218.0.0/16
    24.245.0.0/18
    50.128.0.0/10
    65.34.128.0/17
    65.96.0.0/16
    66.30.0.0/15
    66.41.0.0/16
    66.56.0.0/18
    66.176.0.0/15
    66.229.0.0/16
    67.160.0.0/12
    67.176.0.0/15
    67.180.0.0/14
    67.184.0.0/13
    68.32.0.0/11
    68.80.0.0/14
    68.84.0.0/16
    69.136.0.0/15
    69.138.0.0/16
    69.139.0.0/17
    69.140.0.0/14
    69.180.0.0/15
    69.242.0.0/15
    69.244.0.0/14
    69.248.0.0/14
    69.253.0.0/16
    69.254.0.0/15
    71.56.0.0/13
    71.192.0.0/12
    71.224.0.0/12
    73.0.0.0/8
    75.64.0.0/13
    75.72.0.0/15
    75.74.0.0/16
    75.75.0.0/17
    75.75.128.0/18
    76.16.0.0/12
    76.97.0.0/16
    76.98.0.0/15
    76.100.0.0/14
    76.104.0.0/13
    76.112.0.0/12
    98.192.0.0/13
    98.200.0.0/14
    98.204.0.0/16
    98.206.0.0/15
    98.208.0.0/12
    98.224.0.0/12
    98.240.0.0/16
    98.242.0.0/15
    98.244.0.0/14
    98.248.0.0/13
    107.2.0.0/15
    107.4.0.0/15
    174.48.0.0/12

    IPv6
    2001:558:6000::/36

    This is however a rather extensive list. I am not sure how xfinity works but usually ip ranges are dedicated to certain regions or cities even so you might be able to narrow it down if you get the IP addresses from the people who need access.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Hi,

    Redis cache is not a standard caching like Hyper Cache or WP Super Cache but a memory caching solution.

    I have not tested Redis (or memcached). I would reckon it might work better than previous stated caching solutions but I really have no experience with it just yet.

    Multisite has not been tested by me for a while either. Previously it worked but no guarantees for recent versions.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Hi,

    No unfortunately there is no way to allow a visitor by any way (either form, captcha or other) once they are blocked.

    It is on the wishlist but it would probably take a lot of time to research and add

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Hi,

    Yes you could totally lock out every country and only work with whitelisted IP address.

    If you know the IP ranges of Xfinity you can allow complete ranges (that is if you’re comfortable with that)

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Hi @uzzalth ,

    Thanks for the report I will check and adjust

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    As said before, this is because you use caching.

    If you use caching this has an effect on the blocking of pages.

    Stop using caching if you want to block your content from countries or use caching but then you’ll have to accept that often visitors from blocked countries get to see the page from cache.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Thank you for your review.

    If you block backend then you of course block the backend and thus the ability to login. Especially if you have dynamic IP addresses.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Perhaps this solves your issue?

    I have moved my WordPress site to another host. Now iQ Block Country cannot find the GeoIP databases anymore

    Somewhere in your WordPress database there is a wp_options table. In the wp_options table is an option_name called ‘upload_path’.

    There probably is an (old) path set as option_value. If you know your way around MySQL (via PHPMyAdmin for instance) you can empty the option_value.
    This should fix your problem.

    Please note that your wp_options table may be called differently depending on your installation choices.

    Plugin Author Pascal

    (@iqpascal)

    Usually it is a caching plugin or other caching solution that does not play by the rules.

    Although I’ve not seen a plugin yet that also caches the backend.

    I will check Swift out and add it to the non compatible plugins

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