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Class: XIP Class
Analyze remote IP, Proxy detection,Blacklist check
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Last change: -Bug Fixed in IP octet pattern -Added Example 3: Blacklist (Local) - Another local blacklist example using an external flat text file -Added Example 4: IP Log - IP Log example using a flat text file (with exclusive file lock support via flock and semaphore files) -Added Example 5: Blacklist (Check RBL) - Checking the existance of visitor's IP in RBL (Real-Time Blackhole List) using 3rd party services
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XIP Class - Proxy Detection and IP Functions class for PHP - File Name: class.XIP.php Copyright (C) 2004-2006 Volkan Küçükçakar. All Rights Reserved. (Volkan Kucukcakar) http://www.developera.com You are requested to retain this copyright notice in order to use this software. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA Info ===== Name : XIP Class Version : 0.3.00 Date : 2006.08.21 File : class.XIP.php Author : Volkan Küçükçakar (Volkan Kucukcakar) EMail : volkank@developera.com Home Page : http://www.developera.com Description : XIP Class ***** Proxy Detection and IP Functions class for PHP Features: ========= -Very easy to integrate and use -Enhanced smart "Proxy" and "Client IP" detection using header analysis -Detects Proxy by looking for more than 40 standard and non-standard headers and hostname -Retrieves the real Client IP address !!! -IP BLACKLIST, WHITELIST check !!! -IP[/Mask] format (IP range) compatible -IP validate -IP public/private check -Expandable proxy detection structure by using arrays and regular expressions -Guess for unknown headers using regular expressions History ======== v0.1.0 (2004) : Foundation. "Proxy","Client IP","Proxy Type" detection. v0.2.0 (2005) : -Enhanced smart Header analysis techniques -Expandable structure by using arrays -Regular expression compatible -IP Validation Function added -Added function to check if IP is local -Invalid and Local IP adresses are ignored if reported as client ip v0.2.1 (2005) : -search REMOTE_HOST (for words "proxy", "cache") v0.2.23(2006.02.16) : First and public release -Well commented v0.2.24(2006.03.12) : -Fixed some notice level error reporting -Fixed Normal Private IP List -Added some comments v0.2.30(2006.04.25) : -Fixed a bug in NetCheck() function relevant to a undefined variable -NetCheck() function is deprecated, parameter order changed in new CheckNet() function -More easily blacklist check with new CheckNet() function ($ip parameter became optional and refers to client IP by default) -Fixed a potential bug (Added IP Validation check) in isPublic() function -Changed some comments and explanations v0.2.40(2006.07.05) : -Fixed IP octet pattern -Fixed Normal Private IP List -Added some security advice -Added/Changed some comments and explanations v0.2.41(2006.07.07) : -Added/Changed some comments and explanations v0.3.00(2006.08.21) : -Bug Fixed in IP octet pattern -Added Example 3: Blacklist (Local) - Another local blacklist example using an external flat text file -Added Example 4: IP Log - IP Log example using a flat text file (with exclusive file lock support via flock and semaphore files) -Added Example 5: Blacklist (Check RBL) - Checking the existance of visitor's IP in RBL (Real-Time Blackhole List) using 3rd party services Files ===== class.XIP.php : Main project file, Proxy Detection and IP Functions class for PHP License.txt : License, GNU General Public License (GPL) Readme.txt : This file Examples/index.php : File simply calls Example 1 Examples/proxydetect.php : Example 1 - Proxy type, proxy info, client IP detection Examples/ipfunctions.php : Example 2 - IP Functions, IP validate, public/private IP check, network check, local blacklist Examples/blacklist_local.php : Example 3 - Blacklist (Local) - Another local blacklist example using an external flat text file Examples/blacklist.txt : File needed by blacklist_local.php Examples/iplog.php : Example 4 - IP Log - IP Log example using a flat text file (with exclusive file lock support via flock and semaphore files) Examples/log/iplog.txt : File needed by iplog.php Examples/log/iplog.txt.lck : File needed by iplog.php Examples/CheckRBL.php : Example 5 - Blacklist (Check RBL) - Checking the existance of visitor's IP in RBL (Real-Time Blackhole List) using 3rd party services Known bugs ========== Notes ===== There is an Extended Private IP List (BOGON IP list) in variable $Private_IP_Extended You can always download the latest version of list into a file from http://www.cymru.com/Documents/bogon-bn-nonagg.txt Usage of this list may be disabled by default, see comments in file. Thanks to "Team Cymru Web Site" Examples of most common usage ============================= 1) echo $XIP->IP['client']; will always write the reported client IP if available or will write Proxy IP if client IP not available. You can usually use $XIP->IP['client'] instead of $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] or $REMOTE_ADDR in your project however; * Do not forget that client IP is always reported by gateway (or client unfortinately) By the way, this is a property of http proxy connection; not a weakness of XIP Class. * You can separately use/save $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] (or $XIP->IP['proxy']) in your logs for security. (See EXAMPLE 4 - iplog.php) * To increase security, you can use $XIP->IP['client'] in conjunction with $XIP->IP['proxy'] (equals to $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']), or you can do something with $XIP->IP['all'] 2) if ($XIP->isValid('127.0.0.1')) echo "ip is valid"; //will output "ip is valid" 3) if ($XIP->isPrivate('172.25.66.7')) echo "ip belongs to local netwok"; //will output "ip belongs to local netwok" 4) if ($XIP->CheckNet('127.0.0.0/255.255.255.0','127.0.0.5')) echo "IP belongs to given network"; //will output "ip belongs to given network" 5) * IP Range Check examples *: //If you want to check if IP is in range of 192.168.2.0 to 192.168.2.255 if ($XIP->CheckNet('192.168.2.0/255.255.255.0')) echo "YES IN RANGE"; //check the client IP if ($XIP->CheckNet('192.168.2.0/255.255.255.0',$ip)) echo "YES IN RANGE"; //check the given IP //If you want to check if IP is in range of 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255 if ($XIP->CheckNet('192.168.2.0/255.255.0.0')) echo "YES IN RANGE"; //check the client IP if ($XIP->CheckNet('192.168.2.0/255.255.0.0',$ip)) echo "YES IN RANGE"; //check the given IP 6) * IP BLACKLIST, WHITELIST examples *: $blacklist="10.0.5.0, 10.0.5.1, 10.0.5.2, 10.0.4.0/24, 10.0.3.0/255.255.255.0"; if ($XIP->CheckNet($blacklist)) echo "IP is in BLACKLIST"; //check the client IP