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whois 1.2.2 → 1.3.0

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data/Rakefile DELETED Viewed

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-require "rubygems"
-require "rake"
-require "echoe"
-begin
-  require "hanna/rdoctask"
-  hanna = false
-rescue LoadError
-  require "rake/rdoctask"
-  hanna = true
-end
-module Rake
-  def self.remove_task(task_name)
-    Rake.application.instance_variable_get('@tasks').delete(task_name.to_s)
-  end
-end
-$:.unshift(File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/lib")
-require "whois"
-# Common package properties
-PKG_NAME    = ENV["PKG_NAME"]    || Whois::GEM
-PKG_VERSION = ENV["PKG_VERSION"] || Whois::VERSION
-RUBYFORGE_PROJECT = "whois"
-if ENV['SNAPSHOT'].to_i == 1
-  PKG_VERSION << "." << Time.now.utc.strftime("%Y%m%d%H%M%S")
-end
-Echoe.new(PKG_NAME, PKG_VERSION) do |p|
-  p.author        = "Simone Carletti"
-  p.email         = "weppos@weppos.net"
-  p.summary       = "An intelligent pure Ruby WHOIS client and parser."
-  p.url           = "http://www.ruby-whois.org"
-  p.project       = RUBYFORGE_PROJECT
-  p.description   = <<-EOD
-    Whois is an intelligent WHOIS client and parser written in pure Ruby. \
-    It can query registry data for IPv4, IPv6 and top level domains, \
-    parse and convert responses into easy-to-use Ruby objects.
-  EOD
-  p.need_zip      = true
-  p.development_dependencies += ["rake  0.8.7",
-                                 "echoe 4.3",
-                                 "mocha 0.9.8"]
-  p.rdoc_options  = []
-  p.rdoc_options << "--inline-source"
-  p.rdoc_options << "-T hanna" if hanna
-  p.rcov_options  = ["-Itest -x mocha,rcov,Rakefile"]
-end
-desc "Open an irb session preloaded with this library"
-task :console do
-  sh "irb -rubygems -I lib -r whois.rb"
-end
-begin
-  require "code_statistics"
-  desc "Show library's code statistics"
-  task :stats do
-    CodeStatistics.new(["Whois", "lib"],
-                       ["Tests", "test"]).to_s
-  end
-rescue LoadError
-  puts "CodeStatistics (Rails) is not available"
-end
-Rake.remove_task(:publish_docs)
-desc "Publish documentation to the site"
-task :publish_docs => [:clean, :docs] do
-  sh "rsync -avz --delete doc/ weppos@dads:/home/weppos/ruby-whois.org/api"
-end
-Dir["tasks/**/*.rake"].each do |file|
-  load(file)
-end

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-# http://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv6-unicast-address-assignments
-# The parser is very simple-minded and wants the two first components of
-# addresses. It does not deal with networks == 0 or > 24 bit.
-2001:0000::/32	teredo
-2001:0200::/23	apnic
-2001:0400::/23	arin
-2001:0600::/23	ripe
-2001:0800::/22	ripe
-2001:0C00::/22	apnic
-# contains 2001:1000::/23, not allocated
-2001:1000::/22	lacnic
-2001:1400::/22	ripe
-2001:1800::/23	arin
-2001:1A00::/23	ripe
-2001:1C00::/22	ripe
-# contains 2001:3C00::/22, reserved for RIPE but not allocated
-2001:2000::/19	ripe
-2001:4000::/23	ripe
-2001:4200::/23	afrinic
-2001:4400::/23	apnic
-2001:4600::/23	ripe
-2001:4800::/23	arin
-2001:4A00::/23	ripe
-# contains 2001:4E00::/23, not allocated
-2001:4C00::/22	ripe
-2001:5000::/20	ripe
-2001:8000::/18	apnic
-# 6to4 is special-cased
-2002:0000::/16	6to4
-2003:0000::/18	ripe
-2400:0000::/20	whois.nic.or.kr
-2400:0000::/12	apnic
-2600:0000::/12	arin
-2610:0000::/23	arin
-2620:0000::/23	arin
-2800:0000::/12	lacnic
-2A00:0000::/12	ripe
-2C00:0000::/12	afrinic
-3FFE:0000::/16	6bone

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-# WARNING! Netblocks 128.0.0.0/2, 192.0.0.0/8, 196.0.0.0/8 and 198.0.0.0/8
-# contain historical allocations now scattered among all the RIRs.
-# Do not even try submitting such networks for inclusion in this list
-# unless they are very big and contains multiple assignments to different
-# customers documented in the whois database.
-#
-# http://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv4-address-space
-#
-1.0.0.0/8	apnic
-2.0.0.0/8	ripe
-14.0.0.0/8	apnic
-24.132.0.0/14	ripe
-27.0.0.0/8	apnic
-31.0.0.0/8	ripe
-41.0.0.0/8	afrinic
-43.0.0.0/8	v6nic
-46.0.0.0/8	ripe
-51.0.0.0/8	ripe
-# whois -r -K -h whois.apnic.net -i admin-c IM76-AP
-59.0.0.0/11	whois.nic.or.kr
-58.0.0.0/7	apnic
-61.72.0.0/13	whois.nic.or.kr
-61.80.0.0/14	whois.nic.or.kr
-61.84.0.0/15	whois.nic.or.kr
-61.112.0.0/12	whois.nic.ad.jp
-61.192.0.0/12	whois.nic.ad.jp		# => 61.207.255.255
-61.208.0.0/13	whois.nic.ad.jp		# => 61.215.255.255
-60.0.0.0/7	apnic
-62.0.0.0/8	ripe
-77.0.0.0/8	ripe
-78.0.0.0/7	ripe
-80.0.0.0/4	ripe			# => 95.255.255.255
-96.0.0.0/6	arin			# => 99.255.255.255
-107.0.0.0/8	arin
-108.0.0.0/8	arin
-109.0.0.0/8	ripe
-110.0.0.0/7	apnic
-96.0.0.0/4	UNALLOCATED		# => 112.215.255.255
-112.160.0.0/11	whois.nic.or.kr
-115.0.0.0/12	whois.nic.or.kr
-115.16.0.0/13	whois.nic.or.kr
-118.32.0.0/11	whois.nic.or.kr
-119.192.0.0/11	whois.nic.or.kr
-112.0.0.0/5	apnic
-121.128.0.0/10	whois.nic.or.kr
-125.128.0.0/11	whois.nic.or.kr
-120.0.0.0/6	apnic
-124.0.0.0/7	apnic
-126.0.0.0/8	apnic
-0.0.0.0/1	arin	# all other A class addresses are managed by ARIN
-133.0.0.0/8	whois.nic.ad.jp
-139.20.0.0/14	ripe
-139.24.0.0/14	ripe
-139.28.0.0/15	ripe
-141.0.0.0/10	ripe
-141.86.0.0/16	arin
-141.64.0.0/11	ripe
-141.96.0.0/14	ripe
-141.100.0.0/16	ripe
-145.0.0.0/8	ripe
-146.48.0.0/16	ripe
-149.202.0.0/15	ripe
-149.204.0.0/16	ripe
-149.206.0.0/15	ripe
-149.208.0.0/12	ripe
-149.224.0.0/12	ripe
-149.240.0.0/13	ripe
-149.248.0.0/14	ripe
-150.183.0.0/16	whois.nic.or.kr
-150.254.0.0/16	ripe
-150.0.0.0/8	apnic
-151.0.0.0/10	ripe
-151.64.0.0/11	ripe
-151.96.0.0/14	ripe
-151.100.0.0/16	ripe
-#153.0.0.0/8	apnic
-154.0.0.0/8	afrinic
-155.232.0.0/13	afrinic
-155.240.0.0/16	afrinic
-160.216.0.0/14	ripe
-160.220.0.0/16	ripe
-160.44.0.0/14	ripe
-160.48.0.0/12	ripe
-160.115.0.0/16	afrinic
-160.116.0.0/14	afrinic
-160.120.0.0/14	afrinic
-160.124.0.0/16	afrinic
-163.156.0.0/14	ripe
-163.160.0.0/12	ripe
-163.195.0.0/16	afrinic
-163.196.0.0/14	afrinic
-163.200.0.0/14	afrinic
-#163.0.0.0/8	apnic
-164.0.0.0/11	ripe
-164.32.0.0/13	ripe
-164.40.0.0/16	ripe
-164.128.0.0/12	ripe
-164.146.0.0/15	afrinic
-164.148.0.0/14	afrinic
-165.143.0.0/16	afrinic
-165.144.0.0/14	afrinic
-165.148.0.0/15	afrinic
-169.208.0.0/12	apnic
-171.16.0.0/12	ripe
-171.32.0.0/15	ripe
-#171.0.0.0/8	apnic
-175.192.0.0/10	whois.nic.or.kr
-175.0.0.0/8	apnic
-176.0.0.0/8	ripe
-177.0.0.0/8	lacnic
-178.0.0.0/8	ripe
-180.0.0.0/8	apnic
-181.0.0.0/8	lacnic
-183.96.0.0/11	whois.nic.or.kr
-182.0.0.0/7	apnic
-186.0.0.0/7	lacnic
-188.0.0.0/8	ripe # transferred from ARIN to to RIPE
-189.0.0.0/8	lacnic
-190.0.0.0/7	lacnic
-## All other B class addresses are supposed to be allocated by ARIN
-## We know that many of them are not, but they can't all be listed here
-128.0.0.0/2	arin
-## The C classes space is cleanly delegated and the data here should be complete
-192.71.0.0/16	ripe
-192.72.253.0/24	arin
-192.72.254.0/24	arin	# how annoying...
-192.72.0.0/16	apnic
-192.106.0.0/16	ripe
-192.114.0.0/15	ripe
-192.116.0.0/15	ripe
-192.118.0.0/16	ripe
-192.162.0.0/16	ripe
-192.164.0.0/14	ripe
-192.0.0.0/8	arin	# the swamp
-193.0.0.0/8	ripe
-194.0.0.0/7	ripe
-196.0.0.0/7	afrinic
-198.0.0.0/7	arin
-200.17.0.0/16	whois.nic.br
-200.18.0.0/15	whois.nic.br
-200.20.0.0/16	whois.nic.br
-200.96.0.0/13	whois.nic.br
-200.128.0.0/9	whois.nic.br
-200.0.0.0/7	lacnic
-202.11.0.0/16	whois.nic.ad.jp
-202.13.0.0/16	whois.nic.ad.jp
-202.15.0.0/16	whois.nic.ad.jp
-202.16.0.0/14	whois.nic.ad.jp
-202.20.128.0/17	whois.nic.or.kr
-202.23.0.0/16	whois.nic.ad.jp
-202.24.0.0/15	whois.nic.ad.jp
-202.26.0.0/16	whois.nic.ad.jp
-202.30.0.0/15	whois.nic.or.kr
-202.32.0.0/14	whois.nic.ad.jp
-202.48.0.0/16	whois.nic.ad.jp
-202.39.128.0/17	twnic
-202.208.0.0/12	whois.nic.ad.jp
-202.224.0.0/11	whois.nic.ad.jp # => 202.255.255.255
-203.0.0.0/10	apnic
-203.66.0.0/16	twnic
-203.69.0.0/16	twnic
-203.74.0.0/15	twnic
-203.136.0.0/14	whois.nic.ad.jp
-203.140.0.0/15	whois.nic.ad.jp
-203.178.0.0/15	whois.nic.ad.jp
-203.180.0.0/14	whois.nic.ad.jp
-203.224.0.0/11	whois.nic.or.kr # => 203.255.255.255
-202.0.0.0/7	apnic
-204.0.0.0/14	rwhois.gin.ntt.net	# rwhois too
-204.0.0.0/6	arin
-208.0.0.0/7	arin
-209.94.192.0/19	lacnic
-210.59.128.0/17	twnic
-210.61.0.0/16	twnic
-210.62.252.0/22	twnic
-210.65.0.0/16	twnic
-210.71.128.0/16	twnic
-210.90.0.0/15	whois.nic.or.kr
-210.92.0.0/14	whois.nic.or.kr
-210.96.0.0/11	whois.nic.or.kr # => 210.127.255.255
-210.128.0.0/11	whois.nic.ad.jp
-210.160.0.0/12	whois.nic.ad.jp
-210.178.0.0/15	whois.nic.or.kr
-210.180.0.0/14	whois.nic.or.kr
-210.188.0.0/14	whois.nic.ad.jp
-210.196.0.0/14	whois.nic.ad.jp
-210.204.0.0/14	whois.nic.or.kr
-210.216.0.0/13	whois.nic.or.kr	# => 210.223.255.255
-210.224.0.0/12	whois.nic.ad.jp	# => 210.239.255.255
-# some more TWNIC blocks are scattered here
-210.240.0.0/16	twnic
-210.241.0.0/15	twnic
-210.241.224.0/19 twnic
-210.242.0.0/15	twnic
-210.248.0.0/13	whois.nic.ad.jp
-211.0.0.0/12	whois.nic.ad.jp
-211.16.0.0/14	whois.nic.ad.jp
-211.20.0.0/15	twnic
-211.22.0.0/16	twnic
-211.32.0.0/11	whois.nic.or.kr	# => 211.63.255.255
-211.75.0.0/16	twnic
-211.72.0.0/16	twnic
-211.104.0.0/13	whois.nic.or.kr
-211.112.0.0/13	whois.nic.or.kr	# => 211.119.255.255
-211.120.0.0/13	whois.nic.ad.jp
-211.128.0.0/13	whois.nic.ad.jp
-211.168.0.0/13	whois.nic.or.kr
-211.176.0.0/12	whois.nic.or.kr
-211.192.0.0/10  whois.nic.or.kr # => 211.255.255.255
-210.0.0.0/7	apnic
-213.154.32.0/19	afrinic
-213.154.64.0/19	afrinic
-212.0.0.0/7	ripe
-214.0.0.0/7	arin	# DoD
-216.0.0.0/8	arin
-217.0.0.0/8	ripe
-218.36.0.0/14	whois.nic.or.kr
-218.40.0.0/13	whois.nic.ad.jp
-218.48.0.0/13	whois.nic.or.kr
-219.96.0.0/11	whois.nic.ad.jp
-218.144.0.0/12	whois.nic.or.kr
-218.160.0.0/12	twnic
-218.216.0.0/13	whois.nic.ad.jp
-218.224.0.0/13	whois.nic.ad.jp
-218.232.0.0/13	whois.nic.or.kr
-219.240.0.0/15	whois.nic.or.kr
-219.248.0.0/13	whois.nic.or.kr
-218.0.0.0/7	apnic
-220.64.0.0/11	whois.nic.or.kr
-220.96.0.0/14	whois.nic.ad.jp
-220.103.0.0/16	whois.nic.or.kr
-220.104.0.0/13	whois.nic.ad.jp
-220.149.0.0/16	whois.nic.or.kr
-221.138.0.0/13	whois.nic.or.kr
-221.144.0.0/12	whois.nic.or.kr
-221.160.0.0/13	whois.nic.or.kr
-222.96.0.0/12	whois.nic.or.kr
-222.112.0.0/13	whois.nic.or.kr
-222.120.0.0/15	whois.nic.or.kr
-222.122.0.0/16	whois.nic.or.kr
-222.232.0.0/13	whois.nic.or.kr
-220.0.0.0/6	apnic
-# that's all... here starts the multicast space

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-#!/usr/bin/perl -w
-use strict;
-while (<>) {
-	chomp;
-	s/^\s*(.*)\s*$/$1/;
-	s/\s*#.*$//;
-	next if /^$/;
-	die "invalid line:\n$_\n"
-		if not m#^([\da-fA-F]{4}):([\da-fA-F]{1,4})::/(\d+)\s+([\w\.]+)$#;
-	my $len = $3; my $s = $4;
-	my $i1 = $1; my $i2 = $2;
-	my $net = (hex($i1) << 16) + hex $i2;
-	if (0) { # just some code to help me visually aggregate networks
-		my $bs = unpack('B32', pack('N', $net));
-		$bs =~ s/(.{8})/$1 /g;
-		print "${i1}:${i2}::/$len\t$bs $s\n";
-		next;
-	}
-	print qq|{ ${net}UL, $len, "|;
-	if ($s =~ /\./) {
-		print $s;
-	} elsif ($s eq '6to4') {
-		print "\\x0A";
-	} elsif ($s eq 'teredo') {
-		print "\\x0B";
-	} elsif ($s eq 'UNALLOCATED') {
-		print "\\006";
-	} else {
-		print $s =~ /\./ ? $s : "whois.$s.net";
-	}
-	print qq|" },\n|;
-}

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-#!/usr/bin/perl -w
-use strict;
-while (<>) {
-	chomp;
-	s/^\s*(.*)\s*$/$1/;
-	s/\s*#.*$//;
-	next if /^$/;
-	die "format error: $_" if not /^([\d\.]+)\/(\d+)\s+([\w\.]+)$/;
-	my $m = $2; my $s = $3;
-	my ($i1, $i2, $i3, $i4) = split(/\./, $1);
-	print '{ ' . (($i1 << 24) + ($i2 << 16) + ($i3 << 8) + $i4) . 'UL, '.
-		((~(0xffffffff >> $m)) & 0xffffffff) . 'UL, "';
-	if ($s =~ /\./) {
-		print $s;
-	} elsif ($s eq 'UNALLOCATED') {
-		print "\\006";
-	} else {
-		print "whois.$s.net";
-	}
-	print '" },' . "\n";
-}

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-#!/usr/bin/perl
-use warnings;
-use strict;
-while (<>) {
-	chomp;
-	s/#.*$//;
-	s/^\s+//; s/\s+$//;
-	next if /^$/;
-	die "format error: $_" unless
-		(my ($a, $b, $c) = /^([a-z0-9.-]+)\s+([a-z0-9-]+)(?:\s+(.+))?$/);
-	if ($c) {
-		print qq(    { "$a",\t"$b",\t"$c" },\n);
-	} else {
-		print qq(    { "$a",\t"$b",\tNULL },\n);
-	}
-}