List of all entry IPs in format easy to import into UFW?

[gfdgfdgfd454asaakhj 0]

Is there a list of all the VPN entry IPs, in format easy to import in UFW (ubuntu firewall) so there won't be internet connectivity until connected to any of the VPNs?

[go558a83nk 362]

https://airvpn.org/topic/14378-how-can-i-get-vpn-servers-entry-ip-addresses/

[gfdgfdgfd454asaakhj 0]

Thanks but ideally for me would be a full list ready to copy paste with import commands for UFW

[corrado 100]

dig earth.all.vpn.airdns.org +short 

 

[tedreddy 0]

Here is a simple script in R to get server IP addresses in Windows.  You can adapt it to Linux,as R is usually included.  Someone could do the same technique in Python or Java.

 

### serverslist.txt contains a server name per line, in simple ASCII
### copy the names from the pingmatrix page
### example:
### Alathfar                                                                                                                                                                                                    
### Algedi
### Alshain
###

 

servers = read.csv("c:/airvpn/serverslist.txt", stringsAsFactors = F)
serveripaddr = c()
for (s in 1:nrow(servers))
{
    x = shell(paste0("nslookup ", servers[s,1], ".airservers.org") , intern = TRUE)
    ipaddr =gsub("^\\w*:\\s*","",x[6] , ignore.case = TRUE)
    ###  serveripaddr = c(serveripaddr, paste0(servers[s,1], "-- ", ipaddr) )   #### uncomment this line for server name -- ipaddr
    serveripaddr = c(serveripaddr,  ipaddr)
    Sys.sleep(2)
}
write.table(serveripaddr, file = "C:/airvpn/serveripaddr.txt", row.names = F, col.names = F,  quote = F)

 

 

 

Or you could scrape the XML list in Eddie to get all the IP addresses for a server instead of one each.

[gfdgfdgfd454asaakhj 0]

No idea how to run that

[tedreddy 0]

In Windows, create an AirVPN directory on C:

Create a txt file with the server names you want IP addresses for and save the file as serverslist.txt

Start R and copy and paste the code into it.  Wait for 1-2 minutes and you'll have a IP address list.

 

In Linux, R should come with the distro (like Python usually does).  You would have adapt the directory path, and the code

x = shell(paste0("nslookup ", servers[s,1], ".airservers.org") , intern = TRUE)

would have to be changed for Linux. 

 

Maybe someone can adapt it, or provide some code directly useable in Linux.

[go558a83nk 362]

One problem I see is that this only gets entry IP 1.

[corrado 100]

One problem I see is that this only gets entry IP 1.

 

Airvpn's API could help here - but unfortunately it currently doesn't seem to include data for the second generation servers (only first and second entry IP).