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show INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL IP commands #146687 07/04/06 12:41 AM
Joined: Apr 2006 Posts: 13 L LandbO OP Pikka bird
OP LandbO Pikka bird L Joined: Apr 2006 Posts: 13	HEY AGAIN if ( $chan == #CSmixes ) msg $chan 7,15 $nick have this Internal IP: ?? if ( $chan == #CSmixes ) msg $chan 7,15 $nick have this External IP: $ip if ( $chan == #CSmixes ) msg $chan 7,15 $nick have this hostmask: ?? } what are the commands for that ? help plz Last edited by LandbO; 07/04/06 01:15 AM.

Re: show INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL IP commands

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Code:

$address(nickname,type)
Searches the Internal Address List for the address associated with the specified nickname.

$address(nick,1)  returns *!*user@host

If the Internal Address List doesn't contain a matching nickname, the identifier returns $null.

See $mask() for a list of types.

in mirc do SHIFT+ F1 and look for $adress then nick and adress identifiers

Re: show INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL IP commands #146689 07/04/06 11:10 AM
Joined: Apr 2006 Posts: 13 L LandbO OP Pikka bird
OP LandbO Pikka bird L Joined: Apr 2006 Posts: 13	thanks but i cant figure it out on @*:Join:#CSmixes: { mode $chan +v $nick if ( $chan == #CSmixes ) msg $chan 7,15 $nick is from $country($address($nick,2)) if ( $chan == #CSmixes ) msg $chan 7,15 $nick have this External IP: $ip if ( $chan == #CSmixes ) msg $chan 7,15 $nick have this Internal IP: $address(nick,1) what is wrong ?

Re: show INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL IP commands #146690 07/04/06 11:32 AM
Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 1,009 Green Hill Zone raZOR Hoopy frood
raZOR Hoopy frood Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 1,009 Green Hill Zone	afaik $ip returns YOUR IP and you are missing $ in $address(nick,1) so it should be $address($nick,1) where mask types are from 1 - 9 IceCapped

Re: show INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL IP commands #146691 07/04/06 12:40 PM
Joined: Apr 2006 Posts: 13 L LandbO OP Pikka bird
OP LandbO Pikka bird L Joined: Apr 2006 Posts: 13	when i type $ip i only see my own ip: <\|MIXes\|> [9]FozzweR^off have this External IP: 83.93.126.105 <\|MIXes\|> LandbO have this External IP: 83.93.126.105

Re: show INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL IP commands #146692 07/04/06 02:03 PM
Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 525 S schaefer31 Fjord artisan
schaefer31 Fjord artisan S Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 525	Well, lets see why it's showing your IP. This is taken directly from the mIRC help file: Quote: $ip Returns your IP address. Also, in your original code (broken down line by line): on @:Join:#CSmixes:{ mode $chan +v $nick if ( $chan == #CSmixes ) msg $chan 7,15 $nick is from $country($address($nick,2)) Not needed, you already defined $chan as being #CSMixes on the first line, so it's not possible for $chan to evaluate to anything except #CSMixes if ( $chan == #CSmixes ) msg $chan 7,15 $nick have this External IP: $ip Not needed, you already defined $chan as being #CSMixes on the first line, so it's not possible for $chan to evaluate to anything except #CSMixes if ( $chan == #CSmixes ) msg $chan 7,15 $nick have this Internal IP: $address(nick,1) First: Not needed, you already defined $chan as being #CSMixes on the first line, so it's not possible for $chan to evaluate to anything except #CSMixes Second: Should be $remove($address($nick,2),!,,@) Generally speaking, $address($nick,2) will return the user's hostmask and not their IP. It would only show the IP if that user's IP could not be reverse dns'd when they connected to the server, which is something you can't control. And unless you didn't post all of the code, you're missing a closing brace at the end. $remove($address($nick,2),!,*,@) should be for External IP and not Internal IP. Unless you want to break into an user's system, there's no way you can determine their internal address. The user may not even have one, in which case they are directly connected to a modem.

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