Hi,

I made my very first bot in IRC and I was wondering how to returns someones IP adress. I now have something like this but it obviously doesnt work.

on @[IP][*:TEXT:!ip *:#: {
$ip $nick
}

I iam stuck from the $ip variable. Dont know how to continue... any help?

unless you have groups setup in your userlist for @[IP][..
you do not need @[IP][*:text:...etc..

on *:text:!ip:#:msg $chan My ip is $ip
this will msg the channel with your IP (or your bots ip...)

on *:text:!ip *:#:{ if $2 !ison $chan {
msg $chan you got the nickname wrong
}
else { msg $chan $2 host is $address($2,2)
}
}
this will return the host of $2..example...
!ip Chris2015
that will get my hostmask and msg it to the channel


hope this helps

$ip - returns your IP address.

Are you really looking for the user's IP or are you looking for the portion of address after " @ "?

For a starter look at $site

I'm looking for the IP address of the user.

So when I do !ip nickname it has to return the users IP address.

I tried

on *:text:!ip *:#:{ if $2 !ison $chan {
/msg $chan you got the nickname wrong
}
else { /msg $chan $2 host is $address ($2,2)
}
}

But for some reason it doesnt work.

are you typing !ip on the SAME mirc that you put the script on?
if so then it wont work..previously you said that you had a bot..
so put the code on your bot, not YOUr client.

I miight be an IRC noob but I know that :tongue:

I'm in the channel with my bot but it just doesnt sho wanything

on *:text:!ip *:#:{
if ($2 !ison $chan) {
msg $chan you got the nickname wrong
}
else {
msg $chan $2 host is $address($2,2)
}
}

You had a space between $address and ($2,2). I tested the above in my own mIRC so it should work okay

Regards,

Nizzle host is *!*@g9113.upc-g.chello.nl

it does work now tho but it shows my erm well it isnt my IP address of is it?

Anyway thx for all ur help I didnt mention that in all my otehr posts

That is your hostname. You cannot obtain the IP address without performing a /DNS lookup. You may wish to see /help ON DNS.

Regards,

you will have to resolve that..that is jsut as good as an ip address..

/dns *!*@---------

also..sorry about the space
<--is half asleep

happy scriptin'

ok thx guys I'll see what I can do on my own now

Cheers!

If the server masks hostnames then you won't have any way of getting the users ip address other than asking them for it.

Yeah, if there is a mode protecting the users IP you cant do it... I dont really see a use for this command unless your an IRCop and its in an oper channel.. or something even then *shrugs* ip addresses are quit pointless to an everyday IRC user... (we mask ours at our network.. +x on unreal.)