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As my fellow monk already mentioned, MaxMind can be done using App::geoip:

$ geoip -w 103.2.106.33
GeoIP data for 103.2.106.33 - (hostname not found):
   CIDR      : 103.2.104.0/22
   IP range  : 103.2.104.0 - 103.2.107.255
   Provider  : Singapore Telecommunications Limited
   City      :
   Country   : SG  Singapore
   Continent : Asia
   Timezone  : Asia/Singapore
   Location  :    1.3667 /  103.8000 (50)      1°22'00.12" /  103°48'0
+0.00"
               https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/1.3667/103.8000
               https://www.google.com/maps/place/@1.3667,103.8000,13z
   Location  :   52.2892 /    5.2603          52°17'21.13" /    5°15'3
+6.92"
   Distance  : ą 10467.30km
   Whois information:
     Name    : Singapore Telecommunications Limited
     ID      : CO122-AP
     Phone   : +65 83180832
     EMail   : opsinfosvc@singtel.com
     Abuse   : opsinfosvc@singtel.com
     Address : 7 Bedok South Road NCS Bedok
   EU member : No
   Satellite : No
   Anon Proxy: No
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$ geoip --json-pretty 103.2.106.33
[
   {
      "rep_continent" : "",
      "map_urls" : [
         "https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/1.3667/103.8000",
         "https://www.google.com/maps/place/@1.3667,103.8000,13z"
         ],
      "longitude" : "103.8000",
      "local_longitude" : "---",
      "accuracy" : "50",
      "longitude_dms" : "103°48'00.00\"",
      "ip_to_n" : 1728211967,
      "postal_code" : "",
      "distance_unit" : "km",
      "city_tz" : "Asia/Singapore",
      "local_latidue_dms" : "---",
      "ip" : "103.2.106.33",
      "reg_continent" : "Asia",
      "provider" : "Singapore Telecommunications Limited",
      "local_latitude" : "---",
      "reg_ctry_eu" : 0,
      "hostname" : "(hostname not found)",
      "latitude_dms" : "1°22'00.12\"",
      "city" : "",
      "local_longitude_dms" : "---",
      "distance" : 10467.2979838297197,
      "reg_ctry_iso" : "SG",
      "rep_ctry_name" : "",
      "cidr" : "103.2.104.0/22",
      "ip_to" : "103.2.107.255",
      "city_metro_code" : "",
      "ip_from_n" : 1728210944,
      "rep_ctry_iso" : "",
      "city_name" : "",
      "reg_ctry_name" : "Singapore",
      "id" : 1880251,
      "ip_from" : "103.2.104.0",
      "latitude" : "1.3667",
      "ip_n" : 1728211489,
      "satellite" : 0,
      "anon_proxy" : 0
      }
   ]
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Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

In reply to Re: Help with Geo::IP output by Tux
in thread Help with Geo::IP output by Anonymous Monk

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