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htaccess question regarding non standard subnets
Hello,
I have some IP addresses I want to block, there is quite a long list and they are in the format of: 123.87/16 123.194.147/24 123.247.32/19 I know in the first two cases (any ending in 8,16,24) I could just use a text editor and replace it with a "." However, my concern is with the /19 and others like it. When reading on htaccess I found You can block using: 10.1.0.0/255.255.0.0 or 10.1.0.0/16 Can I also block: 123.247.32/19 by using: 123.247.32.0/19 and 123/13 by using 123.0.0.0/13 ? My concern is over will this work or not. I can easily use a text editor to do it, but I don't know if it will work. Thanks... |
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