This package provides a solution which allows geolocation of IP blocks, country and continent of the visitor connection. The dataset, which must be downloaded form www.ipligence.com, contains IP location at a worldwide level. There are different commercial and free version available at the homepage of ipligence.
See the website http://www.ipligence.com for more info about the different license.
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0.5.0 (2008-12-16)
Initial Release
Implemented update concept. The new update method allows to update the iplocation data based on a file upload or a file path. Added tests and update to new coverage recipe.
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