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Expand Up @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ A lot of spam and abuse comes from specific countries. If you don't do business
- Country detection is 99,8% accurate (according to MaxMind, the supplier of the geo database).
- It is generally better to serve a static page, than to enforce a hard block. Static pages consume almost no resources and can be used to explain alternative ways to contact your organisation.

If you want to block, say, Russia and China, create the files `http.countries_map` and `server.countries_block` in the `/nginx` folder on your Hypernode. In these files you can use the following configuration:
If you want to block, say, Russia and China, create the files `http.countries_map` and `server.countries_block` in the `~/nginx` folder on your Hypernode. In these files you can use the following configuration:

In `http.countries_map`:

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