This is an IP locator tool that allows you to ask for your own IP address, but the data
collected on you is owned by you. You're welcome, from the future. This utility is an
invaluable asset to have in your toolbox. It's a super small app that allows you host
your own ip.<your-domain.com> that responds to / for TEXT response. To get a formatted
output, you'd use /read.json for JSON, /read.ini for INI, and /read.yaml for a
downloaded YAML file. It'll contain two parameters, one ipv4 and ipv6 depending on
how you connect to the host.
go install github.com/andreimerlescu/ip.ishere.devgit clone git@github.com:andreimerlescu/ip.ishere.dev.git
cd ip.ishere.dev
make all
stat bin/ip.ishere.dev-linux-amd64curl -sL https://github.com/andreimerlescu/ip.ishere.dev/releases/download/v1.0.0/ip.ishere.dev-linux-amd64 --ouput ip.ishere.dev-linux-amd64
stat ip.ishere.dev-linux-amd64You'll want to download the run-app.sh script in order to get the app running.
[admin@ip ~]$ ./run-app.sh
SELinux is active. Setting up SELinux contexts for ip application...
Cleaning up existing file contexts...
Setting file contexts...
Applying file contexts...
SELinux context setup complete!
Setting capabilities for ip binary...
Starting application...
Found ip.service. Starting via systemd...
Service ip.service started successfully
Service ip.service enabled for auto-start
Service status:
● ip.service - IP IsHere Service
Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/ip.service; enabled; preset: disabled)
Active: active (running) since Sat 2025-07-12 13:23:39 UTC; 226ms ago
Main PID: 4856 (ip.ishere.dev-l)
Tasks: 6 (limit: 4424)
Memory: 2.9M
CPU: 8ms
CGroup: /system.slice/ip.service
└─4856 /home/admin/ip.ishere.dev-linux-amd64
Jul 12 13:23:39 ip.ishere.dev systemd[1]: Started IP IsHere Service.
Jul 12 13:23:39 ip.ishere.dev ip.ishere.dev-linux-amd64[4856]: 2025/07/12 13:23:39 Starting HT…443
Jul 12 13:23:39 ip.ishere.dev ip.ishere.dev-linux-amd64[4856]: 2025/07/12 13:23:39 Starting HT…:80
Hint: Some lines were ellipsized, use -l to show in full.
The ip.service file should be installed inside of the /etc/systemd/system.
Then you should be able to start it with:
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl start ip.serviceIf you want to run it as a background service, you can run:
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable ip.serviceThis anticipates a /home/admin/app/config.yaml that points to something like:
domain: ip.ishere.dev
http: 80
https: 443
key: key.pem
cert: cert.pem
database: /home/admin/app-data/ip_requests.db
connections: 369
advanced: trueThen once you have the service running, you can access it with curl or your browser.
curl -s -L https://ip.ishere.dev
IPv4: 17.17.17.17
IPv6:
curl -sL https://ip.ishere.dev | grep IPv4 | awk '{print $2}'
17.17.17.17
curl -s -L https://ip.ishere.dev/read.json | jq -r '.ipv4'
17.17.17.17
