# ipdb/cgi-bin/MyIPDB.pm # Contains site-specific functions for IPDB # May override some functions from IPDB.pm, wraps others ### # SVN revision info # $Date: 2013-10-04 20:47:32 +0000 (Fri, 04 Oct 2013) $ # SVN revision $Rev: 601 $ # Last update by $Author: kdeugau $ ### # Copyright (C) 2004-2013 Kris Deugau # don't remove! required for GNU/FHS-ish install from tarball ##uselib## use IPDB 2.0 qw(:ALL); # DSN, user, and password for database. These **MUST** be set. my $dbname = 'ipdb'; my $dbuser = 'ipdb'; my $dbpass = 'ipdbpwd'; # DB host is optional. my $dbhost = 'ipdb-db'; # ACL for RPC shim. A hash of arrays; the hash keys are the remote system # names, the array contents are the IPs allowed to claim that system name. #%IPDB::rpcacl = ( # cli_test => ['192.168.99.115','209.91.179.62'], # devel => ['10.0.10.5'], # ); # Quick workaround for fixed web path. Set this to the absolute web path to # your IPDB install, or leave blank for installation at the webroot. $IPDB::webpath = ''; # Set some globals declared in IPDB.pm. Most of these only affect mailNotify(). # Note that while you *can* leave these at defaults, it's probably a Really Bad Idea. # Also note that mail will silently not happen if at least smtphost and domain are not set. #$IPDB::org_name = "Example Corp"; #$IPDB::smtphost = '127.0.0.1'; #$IPDB::domain = 'example.com'; #$IPDB::defcustid = '5554242'; # Globals for db2rwhois.pl #$IPDB::rwhoisDataPath = '/usr/local/rwhoisd/etc/rwhoisd'; #$IPDB::org_street = '123 4th Street'; #$IPDB::org_city = 'Anytown'; #$IPDB::org_prov_state = 'ON'; #$IPDB::org_pocode = 'H0H 0H0'; #$IPDB::org_country = 'CA'; #$IPDB::org_phone = '000-555-1234'; # note: following may also just be a bare email address #$IPDB::org_techhandle = 'ISP-ARIN-HANDLE'; #$IPDB::org_email = 'noc@example.com'; #$IPDB::hostmaster = 'dns@example.com'; # Logging destination. Defaults to local2. See your local syslog docs for valid facilities. # Note that the value here should have the LOG_ prefix removed, and convert to lower-case. # local0 through local7 and user make the most sense. #$IPDB::syslog_facility = 'daemon'; # Allow allocations to come from private IP ranges by default? # Set to 'y' or 'on' to enable. #$IPDB::allowprivrange = ''; ## connectDB_My() # Wrapper for IPDB::connectDB # Takes no arguments, returns whatever IPDB::connectDB returns. sub connectDB_My { return connectDB($dbname, $dbuser, $dbpass, $dbhost); } # end connectDB_My() # Keep Perl from complaining. 1;