retitle 460234 check_addr_prefixlen exposes bug in net() method thanks I didn't see http://pypi.python.org/pypi/IPy/0.55 but was looking at old documentation. IPy has a global option, IPy.check_addr_prefixlen, which, if False, allows for "uncommon" prefixes. Now, IP('172.30.1.14/22') seems to work.
However, now the net() and broadcast() methods return garbage:
In [50]: IP('172.30.1.14/22').net()
Out[50]: IP('172.30.1.14')
In [51]: IP('172.30.1.14/22').broadcast()
Out[51]: IP('172.30.5.13')
When in fact the addresses should be 172.30.0.0 and 172.30.3.255.
This works, but prevents me from saving the prefix length with the IP.
In [63]: IP('172.30.1.14').make_net(22)
Out[63]: IP('172.30.0.0/22')
Also,
IP('172.30.1.14/22').overlaps('127.30.0.50/24') == 0
which is wrong.
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