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Hi,
I started using this plug in applications that are only deployed in a VPN/LAN. However, it discards all the clients IPs as they are RFC1918 IPs (mostly 10/8, some 192.168/16).
It would be nice to allow an option to not discard some of theses reserved networks. Maybe even sub-ranges if that makes more sense (e.g. our VPN is 10.42/16).
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What do you think about maybe lifting @reserved out into another keyword option, where the default is the currently-hard-coded list? Then you could init the plug with reserved: [...]. I guess for your use case a whitelist might make more sense, though. 🤔
Hi,
I started using this plug in applications that are only deployed in a VPN/LAN. However, it discards all the clients IPs as they are RFC1918 IPs (mostly 10/8, some 192.168/16).
It would be nice to allow an option to not discard some of theses reserved networks. Maybe even sub-ranges if that makes more sense (e.g. our VPN is 10.42/16).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: