Organizational string associated with ASNum will be stored in database encoding with iso-8859-1 to preserve original names (though it's normalized in the frontend)
There are now three options for rendering the reports:
The normal way, displaying data labels like AS15169
Making the data labels be the organizational name, like Google Inc.
Combining them into a "display name" like AS15169: Google Inc.
These are controlled by passing no argument, --owner, and --display-name as arguments to asn_report.
In addition, this also refactors and cleans up some code. Specifically it adds the class ASNLookup which transparently glues together maxmind org lookup and ip to asn lookup into a nice interface. This allows in code to do something like:
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This PR from
developadds some features:There are now three options for rendering the reports:
These are controlled by passing no argument,
--owner, and--display-nameas arguments toasn_report.In addition, this also refactors and cleans up some code. Specifically it adds the class
ASNLookupwhich transparently glues together maxmind org lookup and ip to asn lookup into a nice interface. This allows in code to do something like: