Support GeoLite2 countryinfo data, use Text::CSV#2
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This is slightly slower than printf.
This speeds things up another 20-40%.
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Here's a new PR with some further development. I think it fixes all the issues in #1, and a bug with GeoLite2 countryinfo parsing. I hadn't realized that parsing concatenated IPv4/IPv6 input was the way it's used for xtables, or that
contrib/Makefiledid that. There's also a commit to use Text::CSV for output, but that doesn't seem useful since we always quote all output values anyway, and it slows the script down slightly.@mschmitt: if you take any/all of this, would you take entire commits, or ask me to refactor/improve them for you? After you took part of #1, it was somewhat painful to edit/rebase the rest of my work onto your new commit. It would have been much easier for me to split the commit myself and give it to you.
Also noted: I'm not sure what
contrib/Makefileis there for, but it wasn't very useful for testing for me. It requires Linux, root access, and installed xtables and xtables geoIP data. It took a while to work this out, I'm using FreeBSD and iptables/xtables doesn't even exist there.