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#15143 13/03/03 07:38 AM
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I was wondering if theres a way i can check someone idle time without going on the server that person is on to find their idle? /whois servername nickname doesnt work cuz when I do that. it comes as servername isnot online when the server is up and the nick i was tryin to find the idle time is online

Thanks for the help.

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#15144 13/03/03 07:49 AM
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You can't issue commands to a server without being on it.

What you can do though is create a socket script to connect to an IRC server, get the information, and disconnect again, but for that you will need to know some of the IRC protocol (rfc 1459). Hammer wrote something a long time ago on here for messaging people on other networks, I'm sure it could be modified to do what you ask, it should at least give you an idea of how to start. Here it is.

#15145 13/03/03 01:23 PM
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/whois <nick> <nick>

what's wrong with that?


Code:
//if ( khaled isgod ) echo yes | else echo no
#15146 14/03/03 04:44 AM
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erm, I guess ill just pass, it just looks too much work ;x

#15147 15/03/03 01:28 AM
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How is "/whois nick nick" any harder than "whois server nick"? IMO it's easier. laugh

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Sure you can smile
One example: //debug @debug | lusers * other.server.on.network
Watch for the name of the server that replies.


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