What Are the Latest Changes and Updates on cable.ayra.ch?

The most recent entry in the site's change log is dated 2026-01-16 09:00 UTC and reports that the IP service has been retired, with an improved replacement service set up in its place. Before that, the 2025-08-17 update refreshed the country IP Ranges, and the 2025-01-14 update added ping and traceroute to the IP website. The log lists 153 entries in total and can be expanded to show all of them.

The change log, newest first

Each entry has a [ >>> ] link that expands to more detail. The list shown by default is a subset; a "Show All" control reveals the full set of 153 entries.

What the recent entries actually mean

The IP service retirement (2026-01-16)

This is the entry most likely to affect you if you used the old IP lookup. The wording is explicit: the old service is gone, and a replacement has been set up separately. If you had bookmarked or scripted against the old IP service, that endpoint is no longer the one to use — you need to move to the replacement.

The site notes that all services operate independently and that you often won't find a link back to the overview page. So the replacement service may not be reachable by browsing from the change log alone; treat the [ >>> ] link on that entry as the pointer to it.

Ping and traceroute added (2025-01-14)

Network diagnostics were folded into the IP website rather than launched as a separate tool. If you need to check reachability or trace a path, that capability now lives alongside the IP service rather than in its own category.

Country IP Ranges updates (2025-08-17, 2023-10-12, 2023-06-11)

These are data refreshes, not feature changes. The country-to-IP-range mappings were updated on each of those dates. If you rely on the ranges for geolocation or filtering, the 2025-08-17 version is the current one.

Where these updates sit in the site

The change log is one part of a larger collection. The site is organized into six categories — Home, New Toys, Info, Security, Ext, and Other — and the overview states there are two servers with different services, with a link to switch to the old directory.

The "latest things I made or updated" section overlaps with those categories: everything listed there also appears in at least one other category. Examples from that section include an Apache Installer, a DOCMAC IP generator, an image compressor, a PDF splitter, a Tor client installer for Windows, and a wifi QR generator. A separate "stuff to play with that has no real purpose" group includes a Braille converter, a Gameboy emulator, an IPoAC (pigeon network) calculator, an image dithering tool, and MOD and PNG players.

Practical takeaways

• If you used the old IP service, switch to the replacement — the original was retired on 2026-01-16.
• For ping and traceroute, look on the IP website, where they were added in January 2025.
• For country IP range data, use the version refreshed on 2025-08-17.
• To see everything, expand the change log with "Show All" (153 entries) rather than relying on the default short list.
• Because services run independently and often lack a link back to the overview, keep the overview page itself as your index rather than expecting each tool to point home.