IP Blacklisting Help

Starastar

Hello, I am developing a web app. I have simple code to check if an IP is spamming:

if completes > 100:
   blacklist.append(ip)

I add them to the blacklist array but how do I actually black list them from visiting my web app?

MagicCrayon9342

What libraries are in use
What is this being ran on
What is this being ran with

Starastar

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
What libraries are in use
What is this being ran on
What is this being ran with

Flask (for web development)
mysql-connector-python, Pandas (for SQL)
Platform (to get stuff like the IP)
OS, Random (for specific one time use or rare uses)

Localhost!

Python?

applejuiceproduc

Starastar wrote:
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
What libraries are in use
What is this being ran on
What is this being ran with
Flask (for web development)
mysql-connector-python, Pandas (for SQL)
Platform (to get stuff like the IP)
OS, Random (for specific one time use or rare uses)

Localhost!

Python?

Show the whole code.

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Starastar

applejuiceproduc wrote:
Starastar wrote:
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
What libraries are in use
What is this being ran on
What is this being ran with
Flask (for web development)
mysql-connector-python, Pandas (for SQL)
Platform (to get stuff like the IP)
OS, Random (for specific one time use or rare uses)

Localhost!

Python?
Show the whole code.

why

ajskateboarder

You can use the following:

# add this wherever your imports go
from flask import request, abort

# replace "app" with name of your Flask instance if you don't use "app"
@app.url_value_preprocessor
def check_ban(_, _):
    if request.remote_addr in blacklist:
        abort(403)

url_value_preprocessor is essentially a built-in middleware for checking a request before proceeding. This should send a 403 if a user is in the blacklist

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Starastar

ajskateboarder wrote:
You can use the following:
# add this wherever your imports go
from flask import request, abort
# replace "app" with name of your Flask instance if you don't use "app"
@app.url_value_preprocessor
def check_ban(_, _):
    if request.remote_addr in blacklist:
        abort(403)
url_value_preprocessor is essentially a built-in middleware for checking a request before proceeding. This should send a 403 if a user is in the blacklist

Thanks (wait, I should remove my set_page function when it really doesn't do much)

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applejuiceproduc

Starastar wrote:
applejuiceproduc wrote:
Starastar wrote:
MagicCrayon9342 wrote:
What libraries are in use
What is this being ran on
What is this being ran with
Flask (for web development)
mysql-connector-python, Pandas (for SQL)
Platform (to get stuff like the IP)
OS, Random (for specific one time use or rare uses)

Localhost!

Python?
Show the whole code.
why

So we can see what's wrong with your code… if there was any code.

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Linux is cool

AT’s is becoming a dumpster fire

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