I Hate Google.org

# Cuil.com

216.129.119.10
216.129.119.11
216.129.119.12
216.129.119.13
216.129.119.14
216.129.119.15
216.129.119.16
216.129.119.17
216.129.119.18
216.129.119.19
216.129.119.40
216.129.119.41
216.129.119.42
216.129.119.43
216.129.119.44
216.129.119.45
216.129.119.46
216.129.119.47
216.129.119.48
216.129.119.49
216.129.119.81
38.99.13.116
38.99.13.117
38.99.13.118
38.99.13.119
38.99.13.120
38.99.44.107
38.99.44.108

# Apexoo.com
# UA “Apexoo Spider (http://www.apexoo.com/spider/)”
208.78.102.219

# Baidu
123.125.64.38
123.125.64.49
220.181.7

# Inktomi/Yahoo!
67.195.115

# Naver
61.247.221.92

# Seznam
# 77.75.73.123

# Sogou
220.181.61.234

# Yandex
77.88.25.28

I updated the MSN list to include the range:

65.55.0.0 - 65.55.255.255

# Baidu
61.135.168
61.135.190

# Naver
61.247.222.53
61.247.222.55

# Searchme
# UA “Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Charlotte/1.1; http://www.searchme.com/support/)”
# 208.111.154.15
# 208.111.154.16
# 208.111.154.27

# Yanga
# UA “Yanga WorldSearch Bot v1.1/beta (http://www.yanga.co.uk/)”
91.205.124.3

# Youdao
# UA “Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; YoudaoBot/1.0; http://www.youdao.com/help/webmaster/spider/; )”
61.135.249.203
61.135.249.216

# Baidu
61.135.168.124
61.135.168.126
61.135.168.19
61.135.168.22
61.135.168.56

# Gigablast
# 67.16.94.2

# MSN
65.55.234
65.55.106

# Naver
61.247.221.87
114.111.36.26

# Zibb.com
208.68.138.5

# Inktomi/Yahoo!

72.30.142
72.30.78
72.30.161
72.30.65
72.30.79

# Ask Jeeves/Teoma
66.235.124

# Inktomi/Yahoo!
67.195.53.111
67.195.53.219

# MSN
65.55.217.53
65.55.217.54
65.55.217.55
65.55.217.56
65.55.217.57

# MSN
65.54.112.146

I’m seeing a very serious bandwidth crunch on IPLists.com. Today (so far) I’ve used over 30 gigs. So, in order to clamp down a bit, I’m restricting access to the site to those requests which contain a User-Agent header. It seems that the majority of requests for the lists come from bots with no User-Agent header. I don’t mind if people access the lists, but at least be polite about it. Tell me who you are, for Pete’s sake!

KloakIt users should not suffer any adverse effects, but just in case–especially if you are using a very old version (post v3.5)–I recommend you update to the latest version.

My Site IPLists.com was down for awhile during the last couple of days.  I have since moved to a new server and hopefully the new nameserver settings have fully propagated.

After the switch, and during my upload of files to the server, a .htaccess file became corrupted which temporarily caused server errors when trying to access anything in http://www.iplists.com/nw .  This has been fixed.