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Build: add script to make tor blocklist
Adapted from I2P+, license granted to I2P under I2P license changes: - removed bashisms - speed up 2x by removing half the awks - write output directly to file rather than buffering - use previous http_proxy value if set - diagnostic output tweaks - various cleanups
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#!/bin/sh
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# Downloads https://check.torproject.org/torbulkexitlist
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# using specified http proxy and then creates a consolidated,
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# sorted list and removes the downloaded file
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# Adapted from I2P+, license granted to I2P under I2P license
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# Specify input, output, and proxy variables
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input_file="torbulkexitlist"
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output_file="blocklist-tor.txt"
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http_proxy=${http_proxy:-"http://127.0.0.1:4444"}
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# Variables
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url="https://check.torproject.org/$input_file"
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today="$(date '+%d %B %Y')"
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# Check if curl is installed
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if [ -z "$(which curl)" ]; then
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echo "> curl is not installed. Please install curl to use this script."
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exit 1
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fi
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# Remove existing input file if it exists
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if [ -f $input_file ]; then
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rm $input_file
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echo " > Deleted existing local copy of $input_file"
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fi
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# Download the latest list from Tor Project
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echo " > Downloading the latest list from Tor Project via specified proxy $http_proxy..."
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curl -o $input_file -x $http_proxy $url 2>/dev/null
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if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
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echo " > Failed to download the latest list using proxy ${http_proxy}. Please check your proxy settings and try again."
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exit 1
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fi
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# Count the number of IPs in the file
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ips_count=$(wc -l $input_file)
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echo " > Number of IPs in $input_file: $ips_count"
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echo " > Sorting IPs and consolidating ranges, please stand by..."
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# Sort the list of IPs naturally
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sorted_ips=$(cat $input_file | sort -V)
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# Initialize variables
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start_ip=""
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end_ip=""
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cp $output_file ${output_file}.bak
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# Print URL and date to the output file
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echo "# $url" > $output_file
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echo "# $today" >> $output_file
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# Function to print the IP range
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print_range() {
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if [ "$start_ip" = "$end_ip" ]; then
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echo "$start_ip" >> $output_file
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else
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echo "${start_ip}-${end_ip}" >> $output_file
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fi
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}
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# Loop through the sorted IPs to find consecutive IPs
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for ip in $sorted_ips; do
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if [ "$start_ip" = "" ]; then
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start_ip=$ip
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elif [ "$ip" != $(echo -n "$end_ip" | awk -F. '{ printf "%d.%d.%d.%d", $1, $2, $3, $4 + 1}') ]; then
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print_range
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start_ip=$ip
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fi
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end_ip=$ip
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done
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# Print the last range
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print_range
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echo " > Consolidated IPs saved to: $output_file"
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ips_count=$(wc -l $output_file)
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echo " > Consolidated IP ranges in $output_file: $(($ips_count - 2))"
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# Clean up: Remove downloaded input file
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rm $input_file
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echo " > Deleted $input_file"
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