IPDynamic

Range bans are powerful, but a single 192.168.. can quietly sweep up dozens of legitimate players. This release lets you see exactly who a range would hit — before you ban it. /ipdy ip now understands wildcards and shows every account inside a range, grouped by country. New: Wildcard Range Lookup /ipdy ip <ip> now accepts trailing wildcards to inspect a whole range instead of a single address: /ipdy ip 190.1.2.3 — single IP → exact lookup (GeoIP + VPN + accounts), unchanged /ipdy ip 190.1.2.* — /24 range (256 IPs) → every account in that block /ipdy ip 190.1.. — /16 range (65,536 IPs) → every account across the block /ipdy ip 190...* — /8 range (16.7M IPs) → every account across the block Each range lookup reports: The exact range it covers (190.1.2.0 – 190.1.2.255) How many accounts would be affected, across how many distinct IPs A country breakdown — e.g. United States: 8, Germany: 4, Chile: 2 — so you can spot when a range crosses regions and would catch unrelated players A clickable, paginated account list — click a name fo its exact lookup Why it matters: run the range as a lookup first (/ipdy ip 127.0.0.*), read who and what it touches, then decide whether to /ipdy ban. No more blind range bans that collateral-damage real players. Tip: add a page number to browse long results → /ipdy ip 190.1.. 2 Security & Reliability GeoIP over HTTPS — player IP addresses (PII) are no longer sent to the geolocation provider in cleartext. On by default, configurable. Injection-hardened range queries — strict allow-list pattern validation, fully parameterized SQL with LIKE ... ESCAPE, an exact numeric range re-check, and a configurable result cap so a broad pattern can Per-player command cooldown — /ipdy ip and /ipdy check are rate-limited per user (console exempt). Username sanitization — attacker-controlled names on offline-mode / Bedrock servers can no longer inject color or format codes into staff-facing output. Safer imports — /ipdy import validates that every ban d range, or CIDR before inserting it. Graceful shutdown — coroutine teardown is time-bounded, so a stuck GeoIP request can never freeze /reload or server stop. Integrations Now Live Public API (IPDynamicAPI via Bukkit ServicesManager) and the PlaceholderAPI expansion (9 placeholders) are now registered and working. Placeholders are served from an async-warmed cache — zero blocking I/O on the main thread. Under the Hood Unified pagination, de-duplicated IP utilities, dead-code cleanup, and a shared coroutine error handler (commands no longer fail silently). Range lookups are covered by unit tests. Compatibility Minecraft / Paper: 1.17.x – 26.2.x (Spigot supported) Folia: supported Bedrock (Floodgate / Geyser): supported Java: 17 or higher PlaceholderAPI: optional IPDynamic loads on the new 26.x server line (26.1.x / 26.2.x) through Paper's forward compatibility — the same jar keeps working from 1.17 up to the latest release. Installation Download IPDynamic.jar below. Drop it into your server's plugins/ folder. Restart. Existing databases upgrade automatically — no data Run /ipdy help in-game for the full command reference.