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    Country IP Blocks is considering offering free ACLs to pfblocker users

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      CIPB
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      Now that we have updated our our software and databases, we are very close to 100% accuracy on our Country IP Blocks Database. We are looking to offer pfblocker users 6 months of free data (it cannot be redistributed), to help us test our latest manifestations.

      Our latest manifestation will likely include network aggregation. We are looking to develop this specific product for pfblocker and other similar packages.

      Tell us who we need to talk to and we will see if we can get matters started.

      Best regards,

      Stewart White
      Country IP Blocks

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        kilthro
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        That is awesome!!!! Tyvm

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          CIPB
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          We are also offering three tiers of plans: Home/personal users $99; Non-profits $149.00; Commercial users $179.00. Starting in August we will also offer monthly subscription services.

          Regardless of the above, we would like to do something special for pfblocker users.

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            kilthro
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            That is awesome CIPB. Looking forward to what is offered. :-)

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              LinuxTracker
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              Astounding.  Thank you for reaching out.

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                chpalmer
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                Thanks CIPB! :)

                Triggering snowflakes one by one..
                Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4590T CPU @ 2.00GHz on an M400 WG box.

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                  marcelloc
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                  @CIPB:

                  We are looking to offer pfblocker users 6 months of free data (it cannot be redistributed).

                  As I can't include these updated lists in pfblocker package, I suggest pfblocker users to conatct CIPB.

                  Treinamentos de Elite: http://sys-squad.com

                  Help a community developer! ;D

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                    Supermule Banned
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                    Why not Marcello?

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                      CIPB
                      last edited by

                      Talk to us and let us know what it is needed.

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                        LinuxTracker
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                        @Supermule:

                        Why not Marcello?

                        If CIPB were included in the pfBlocker package, it would be redistributed with every pfBlocker install/update.
                        That would violate the terms of the CIPB offer, as outlined above.

                        That's my take on it.

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                          Supermule Banned
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                          But couldnt one user do that and distribute to others?

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                            marcelloc
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                            @Supermule:

                            But couldnt one user do that and distribute to others?

                            That would violate the terms of the CIPB offer, as outlined above.

                            @CIPB:

                            Talk to us and let us know what it is needed.

                            I have no idea how many sysadmins uses pfblocker around the world.
                            So it's hard to say how an agreement can be done.

                            Treinamentos de Elite: http://sys-squad.com

                            Help a community developer! ;D

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                              CIPB
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                              It's always worth discussing in order to see what can be worked out.

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                                LinuxTracker
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                                @CIPB:

                                It's always worth discussing in order to see what can be worked out.

                                Possibilities:
                                Allowing pfBlocker devs occasional access to freshen up the lists in pfBlocker.

                                Allowing individual pfBlocker users to register w/ CIPB and receive some sort of list access in return.

                                Allowing pfBlocker to regain it's former access to CIPB lists, in trade for publishing a CIPB logo/badge on the pfBlocker tab/page in pfSense.
                                (Probably needs approval by marcello/tommyboy and/or others)

                                That's what I have off the top of my head.

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