How i can find by ip the country of the user?
is there any list that i can use?
is there any system like that?
thanks for all
is there any list that i can use?
is there any system like that?
thanks for all
IP of Country?
| roeenoy wrote: |
| How i can find by ip the country of the user?
is there any list that i can use? is there any system like that? thanks for all |
I have a list, it's in this format:
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| "33996344","33996351","GB","GBR","UNITED KINGDOM"
"50331648","69956103","US","USA","UNITED STATES" "69956104","69956111","BM","BMU","BERMUDA" "69956112","83886079","US","USA","UNITED STATES" |
If you want it I'll send it to you in an e-mail. The list is too long to post here. I forgot where I got it. You'd better do this server-side as it is 3.219kB so a little big to download each site visit.
Just put the IP in search box of www.ripe.net, it'll tell you all the details about provider,country and IP owner 
you can also check out
http://www.ip2country.net/ip2country/lookup.php
http://www.ip2country.net/ip2country/lookup.php
I always use in my php code:
and $any_variable will contain host name, not numeric ip
it can be a good starting point, right? you can then take part after last dot which is country code and do anything you need
good luck
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global $REMOTE_ADDR; $create_ip = $REMOTE_ADDR; $any_variable_to_future_use = gethostbyaddr ($create_ip); |
and $any_variable will contain host name, not numeric ip
it can be a good starting point, right? you can then take part after last dot which is country code and do anything you need
good luck
You could also use GeoIP, as most web applications use it. But you need to pay 
http://www.maxmind.com/app/products
http://www.maxmind.com/app/products
Yeah! I found out where I got the list:
http://ip-to-country.webhosting.info/node/view/6
Complete list of countries by IP address.
http://ip-to-country.webhosting.info/node/view/6
Complete list of countries by IP address.
I use TFSforMAMBO with my mambo cms and it has database of IP
so you can try to use it
http://mamboxchange.com/projects/tfsformambo/
so you can try to use it
http://mamboxchange.com/projects/tfsformambo/
This topic is very useful. i had also wanted to do the same as the user who made first post.
Is it possible to obtain the IP from emails a person sent me? He had been writing nonsense to me for many times and therefore wishes to know at least where he came from, and report it to his ISP.
I don't think so.
| exarkun wrote: |
| Is it possible to obtain the IP from emails a person sent me? He had been writing nonsense to me for many times and therefore wishes to know at least where he came from, and report it to his ISP. |
Yeah,you usually've got that info in headers of e-mail. I can't tell you how to get there,though, cause it's diffirent in every mailing app.
u can set your e-mail client to display full header or view source. then u can see the orginating IP address will all the relay servers the e-mail went thru.
| exarkun wrote: |
| Is it possible to obtain the IP from emails a person sent me? He had been writing nonsense to me for many times and therefore wishes to know at least where he came from, and report it to his ISP. |
| Stubru Freak wrote: |
| Yeah! I found out where I got the list:
http://ip-to-country.webhosting.info/node/view/6 Complete list of countries by IP address. |
These are few lines from that file i have just downloaded.
"1054138368","1054146559","AZ","AZE","AZERBAIJAN"
"1054146560","1054179327","RU","RUS","RUSSIAN FEDERATION"
"1054179328","1054187519","GB","GBR","UNITED KINGDOM"
"1054187520","1054195711","BG","BGR","BULGARIA"
My guess is those two numbers in each line shows the range of ip address in decimal. if i am right 1054138368 does not stand for valid ip else what is the format of file or have i mistaken?
| shamil wrote: |
| if i am right 1054138368 does not stand for valid ip else what is the format of file or have i mistaken? |
I think 1054138368 is, in dotted-notation, 62.212.224.18 (it could be the other way around)
62*256*256*256 + 212*256*256 + 224*256 + 18 = 1054138386
Have a look at wikipedia's article about IPv4.
Here is a link to a code snippet that should do what you are wanting to do
http://www.zend.com/codex.php?id=1047&single=1
http://www.zend.com/codex.php?id=1047&single=1
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