Change written by Claude Code:
❯ Consider the geofencing rules defined at <config/geo_rules.yml> and consumed
by <geoblock_watcher/watcher.py>. Make it so that you can pass in an HTML file
response instead of a short plain text body. For this exercise, you may assume
that the entire contents of the HTML (HTML, CSS, JS, image resources) will be
included inline in the file. You may have to modify the <docker-compose.yml> to
provide a new (read-only) bind-mount for these files.
Change written by Claude Sonnet 4.6:
I need to set up a Git hosting service for personal projects where certain repositories need to be blocked using the locale corresponding to the user’s IP address.
Here are my constraints:
* The entire system will be running on a single VPS instance. I should be able to `docker compose up -d` the whole thing.
* For each repository that this feature is enabled, I need to be able to set the blocked locales down to the state level, along with a custom HTTP status code and response body.
* You may assume that the IP address of the request is where it actually came from — for this exercise, if the user uses a VPN to bypass the restriction, that is on them.
* To simplify a reverse proxy setup, you may assume that all Git operations will happen over HTTPS. I will firewall off SSH access.
* I will be using Let's Encrypt for HTTPS.
Some suggestions from prior research:
* nginx seems like a reasonable reverse proxy that supports all of the requirements, but you may use a different one if it is simpler to implement or maintain.
* I can obtain a MaxMind API key to get a geo-IP lookup table. If you use this, you will need to add a service that automatically retrieves the table at a reasonable frequency.
* Forgejo seems like a reasonable, lightweight Git service, but you may use a different one if you’re aware of one that actually supports these requirements out of the box.
Write me a production-ready `docker-compose.yml` and supporting scripts or configuration scaffolding for me to implement this.
