Add community ip ranges section

[ruebot]

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[edsu]

Rather than link to them how about you clone the repo, and add your config (minus the Twitter auth stuff) to conf/gccaedits.json and send me a pull request so I can merge it in.

[ruebot]

What about when it get's updated? Should it be a submodule?

[edsu]

I think we'll just have to remember to try to keep it up to date as best we can? It shouldn't be hard to periodically do a:

cp config.json conf/gccaedits.json 

and remove the Twitter auth keys when there's been some changes? You just then push those changes to your clone, and then send me a pull request when you want it merged in. Australia and Norway have theirs in there now too. I can help with the git flow if you want.

[jarib]

For anyone who shares their ranges, I can now easily generate a page of historical edits similar to this against the english Wikipedia for 2002-2010 (which is what is currently in Google BigQuery's Wikipedia dataset). I'm working on being able to do the same for the last four years as well.

[ruebot]

I have this in a separate repo that allows community members to contribute.

If you don't mind periodic pull requests for updating, I got no problem with doing it this way.

[edsu]

@jarib awesome, I was just noticing that this morning. I would love to see how you are doing that!

[edsu]

@ruebot You won't be able to send a pull request from that repo to anon since they do not share a common lineage.

[ruebot]

@edsu hrm. What's the goal here? Centralizing range edits? If so, should I send folks to anon to contribute any additional ip ranges?

@jarib that's sounds pretty awesome!

[ruebot]

...just a little concerned (or maybe just confused 😉 ) because I already have a couple forks of gccaedits-ip-address-ranges and I pinned that tweet last night about moving from the Gist to the repo. I don't want to confuse other folks too.

[ruebot]

added gccaedits ranges: #43

[jarib]

@edsu I've pushed the code + pages to http://github.com/jarib/anon-history and will use GitHub pages from that repo to serve historical data for whoever adds their ranges here.

The actual data comes from Google BigQuery's Wikpedia snapshot (one of the sample datasets), which was last updated in April 2010 (I've filed an issue about bringing it up to date, please star it). I'm working in importing more up to date data into BigQuery from the latest Wikipedia dumps.

[ruebot]

@jarib how should we add our ranges? fork and add a folder with a ranges.json file?

[jarib]

No, just add your ranges to this repo, and I'll use that to generate the pages.

[ruebot]

ah, ok.

[jarib]

Feel free to share :) https://twitter.com/jarib/status/490127304623128577

[ruebot]

done! the gccaedits ranges are in there now too. #43