Hi Reneb and Slut,

Just wanted to say I am aware this is currently not being maintained, I am also aware that it allows wild cardblocks, example:

66.55.128.*
The issue is when blocking known vpns (ie data center ips) they use many blocks:
example a simple whois on 66.55.128.1:
66.55.128.0 - 66.55.159.255 is all owned by Choopa, LLC (a data center). The current syntax to ban all these ip's would be something like this:
66.55.128.*
66.55.129.*
66.55.130.*
etc, etc.

But if cidr notation was enabled you can just do a single line to cover the entire range:
66.55.128.0/19

What I am trying to say is if this ever gets picked up agian and maintained, would be nice to also add CIDR notation for baning large ranges (common for vpn's / datacenters / etc).

If your really want to be crazy, also support ASN blocking:
https://www.enjen.net/asn-blocklist/index.php?asn=AS20473&type=iplist (ASN 20473 is complete list of all the Choopa IP blocks in this case).