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#194374 03/02/08 07:17 AM
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Hi all!
Why does mIRC omit the first number of host in $address ( or $site ) on events QUIT and PART?
Quote:
*!1033EF1283@42CFDBE.5DC26E98.8C66E060.IP

The real host it´s:
*!1033EF1283@942CFDBE.5DC26E98.8C66E060.IP

If the first parameter is a letter, no problem.

Is it a bug of mIRC? Did anyone happen else this?

Thanks

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Edit with other example:
Quote:

[08:24] * Elen (1033B50FD7@9C6F19F5.838EFE.6DEED399.IP) has joined #IRC-Chat
[08:24] * Elen (1033B50FD7@C6F19F5.838EFE.6DEED399.IP) Quit (Client exited)
[08:24] * Elen (1033B50FD7@9C6F19F5.838EFE.6DEED399.IP) has joined #IRC-Chat

Last edited by asmodeo; 03/02/08 07:33 AM.

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asmodeo #194382 03/02/08 12:29 PM
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Quote:
[07:13:30 AM] * +sir_player_5 (welfare@621496.C7F1B2.34DB24.7D06B9) Quit (Quit: )
sir_player_5 was welfare@621496.C7F1B2.34DB24.7D06B9 * lolo

doesn't appear to happen on my client (mirc 6.31)

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Doesn't happen here, either:
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[13:02:33] * Elen (1033B50FD7@9C6F19F5.838EFE.6DEED399.IP) has joined #collective
[13:02:34] * Elen (1033B50FD7@9C6F19F5.838EFE.6DEED399.IP) has left #collective
[13:02:34] * Elen (1033B50FD7@9C6F19F5.838EFE.6DEED399.IP) has joined #collective
[13:02:37] * Elen (1033B50FD7@9C6F19F5.838EFE.6DEED399.IP) Quit (Quit: )


You can check what the server is actually sending mIRC using a debug window, /debug @debug.

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Originally Posted By: Collective
You can check what the server is actually sending mIRC using a debug window, /debug @debug.
Hi Collective,

In /debug @debug is all ok, but the problem persist.
Originally Posted By: @debug
<- :sonsarey!sonsarey@2D88874B.568BE1FB.AB687470.IP QUIT :Quit: • IRcap [8.23] • www.ircap.com
Originally Posted By: #IRC-Chat
[19:57] * sonsarey ( sonsarey@D88874B.568BE1FB.AB687470.IP ) Quit (Quit: • IRcap [8.23] • www.ircap.com •)

My current version is mIRC 6.31

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asmodeo #194405 03/02/08 08:19 PM
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Are you running any scripts that modify output or do any theming?


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argv0 #194408 03/02/08 10:02 PM
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hi argv0,
One week ago, but actually anything. Current version is mIRC 6.31 ( with spanish .exe )

One week ago, I did one personal theme:
Code:
On ^*:quit:{
   var %i = 1
   while ($comchan($nick,%i)) {
   echo $v1 * $nick ( 2(4 $replace($address,@,12@4) 12)4 cierra [ $+ $1- ]
   inc %i
   }
  haltdef
}
but now it´s not loaded.
Did it affect?

Thanks
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asmodeo #194414 03/02/08 11:28 PM
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I think you still have your script loaded. The quotes you posted don't have the format that mIRC normally has.

In the script you posted, you have:

$replace($address,@,12@4)

When the 4 bumps up against a number (in the host), it becomes a different number (as mIRC accepts 2 digit color codes).

Try this:

$replace($address,@,12@04)

Change all the single digit color codes to double digits (add 0 to the beginning.

-genius_at_work

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Well..

For all your on quit events.

Logic tells us try removing the haltdef / halt.

So you will see it twice (or for as many on quit events you have that will display).

If they aren't the same, then logic tells us it was a script issue that changed it.

Etc.

-Neal.


Edit: Well nvm.. Genius_At_Work beat me to it and hit it on the nail.

Last edited by LostShadow; 03/02/08 11:34 PM.

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