- English
  http://sourceforge.net/projects/modcidrlookup/
- Japanese
  http://lab.klab.org/modules/mediawiki/index.php/Mod_cidr_lookup


* Overview

The mod_cidr_lookup is Apache module for version 2.2 and 2.0.

The mod_cidr_lookup detects client type by looking up client's source IP
address in CIDR blocks.

This module sets environment variable (X_CLIENT_TYPE) and HTTP request
header (X-Client-Type). So we can use it in both Apache (httpd.conf) and Web
application.


* Download

 - http://sourceforge.net/projects/modcidrlookup/


* Installation

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  VER=1.0
  tar zxf mod_cidr_lookup-${VER}.tar.gz
  cd  mod_cidr_lookup-${VER}/apache2
  make
  sudo make install
  ----------------------------------------------------------------

* Configuration

Firstly, load module.

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  LoadModule  cidr_lookup_module  modules/mod_cidr_lookup.so
  ----------------------------------------------------------------

The mod_cidr_lookup provide only one directive "CIDRFile".

** CIDRFile Directive

 Description: set the name of a file containing the list of CIDR blocks
 Syntax:      CIDRFile file-path
 Context:     server config, virtual host, directory
 Module:      mod_cidr_lookup

The CIDRFile directive sets the name of a file containing the list of CIDR
blocks.

  ----------------------------------------------------------------
  CIDRFile "/usr/local/etc/ip.d/crowler-google"
  CIDRFile "/usr/local/etc/ip.d/crowler-yahoo"
  CIDRFile "/usr/local/etc/ip.d/crowler-livedoor"
  ----------------------------------------------------------------

Shell-style (fnmatch()) wildcard characters can be used to load several
files at once, in alphabetical order.

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  CIDRFile "/usr/local/etc/ip.d/*"
  CIDRFile "/usr/local/etc/ip.d/[a-z]*[a-z]"
  ----------------------------------------------------------------

The name of file become value of environment variable and HTTP request
header.

example:
 - httpd.conf
  ----------------------------------------------------------------
  <VirtualHost *:80>
    ServerName   ...
    DocumentRoot /...
    ...
    CIDRFile "/usr/local/etc/ip.d/foo"
    CIDRFile "/usr/local/etc/ip.d/bar"
    CIDRFile "/usr/local/etc/ip.d/baz"
  </VirtualHost>
  ----------------------------------------------------------------

 - CIDR files
  ----------------------------------------------------------------
  $ cat /usr/local/etc/ip.d/foo
  172.16.0.0/16
  
  $ cat /usr/local/etc/ip.d/bar
  10.0.1.0/24
  10.1.1.0/24
  10.2.1.0/24
  
  $ cat /usr/local/etc/ip.d/baz
  10.10.0.0/16
  10.14.0.0/16
  ----------------------------------------------------------------

In case that client's source IP address is 10.1.1.61, this IP address match
second CIDR in file "bar". Hence value of environment variable
"X_CLIENT_TYPE" and HTTP request header "X-Client-Type" become "bar".

* Note

 - You must stop and start or restart (send signal HUP, USR1) to apply
   change of CIDR files.


* Authors

 - HIROSE Masaaki
 - YASUI Masanobu
 - HAMANO Tsukasa
 - INADA Naoki

* Contact

 - [email protected]

* License

 - Apache License Version 2.0