Re: Blocking all APNIC addresses vs. per-country list

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Hello list,

Besides connection limits, shouldn't it be possible to place the various
subnet rules in a sort of balanced/optimized tree to decrease the access
time? Are there tools available for that, that use e.g. the DROP log
entries from an unbalanced list to optimize the tree (like
huffman-encoding for data streams)? Can ipset do that?

Roman

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