Barqs Posted August 21 Report Share Posted August 21 ; IP Retrieval Script v1.0 by Barqs @ irc.Koach.com ; 2023-08-21 ; Discover a seamless way to uncover your public IP address within the mIRC environment ; with the IP Retrieval Script v1.0. Crafted by Barqs, this script simplifies the process of ; obtaining your IP address, whether you're a seasoned mIRC user or just starting your IRC journey. ; With a single command, the /ip command, you can harness the power of the script. ; Watch as it effortlessly establishes a connection to the reliable httpbin.org API and retrieves ; your public IP address. The result is swiftly presented on your mIRC client screen, making it ; easy to access the vital information that defines your online presence. ; Whether you're curious about your IP address or looking to enhance your mIRC experience, ; the IP Retrieval Script v1.0 offers a user-friendly solution that emphasizes simplicity, ; effectiveness, and convenience. Elevate your mIRC experience and embark on your journey ; into the world of IP retrieval with Barqs' expertly crafted script. ; Uncover your digital identity effortlessly with the IP Retrieval Script v1.0 – because knowing ; your IP address shouldn't be a challenge. ; Command usage: /ip alias ip { ; This is the alias definition for the /ip command. if ($sock(ip)) sockclose ip ; Checks if a socket with the identifier "ip" is open. ; If it is, the existing socket is closed using sockclose. sockopen ip httpbin.org 80 ; Opens a new socket with the identifier "ip" to the host "httpbin.org" on port 80. ; This will establish a connection to httpbin.org for communication. echo -ca info * Retrieving IP address... ; Displays a message in the mIRC client indicating that the script is retrieving the IP address. } on *:SOCKOPEN:ip: { ; This event is triggered when the socket with the identifier "ip" is successfully opened. sockwrite -nt ip GET /ip HTTP/1.1 ; Writes a GET request to the socket to retrieve the IP address. ; It specifies the path "/ip" and the HTTP version 1.1. sockwrite -nt ip Host: httpbin.org ; Writes the "Host" header to the socket, indicating the host to request data from. sockwrite -nt ip Connection: close ; Writes the "Connection" header to the socket, indicating that the connection should be closed after the response. sockwrite -nt ip $crlf ; Writes an empty line (carriage return + line feed) to indicate the end of the request headers. } on *:SOCKREAD:ip: { ; This event is triggered when data is read from the socket with the identifier "ip". var %ipAddress ; Declares a variable named %ipAddress to store the extracted IP address. sockread %ipAddress ; Reads a line of data from the socket and stores it in the %ipAddress variable. if ($regex(%ipAddress,/"origin": "(.*?)"/)) { ; Checks if the line of data matches a regular expression pattern. ; This pattern captures the IP address information from the response. ; The captured IP address will be stored in the $regml(1) identifier. var %ipAddress = $regml(1) ; Assigns the captured IP address to the %ipAddress variable. echo -ca info2 * Your IP: %ipAddress ; Displays a message in the mIRC client showing your IP address. echo -ca info * Retrieving IP address finished... ; Displays a message indicating that the process of retrieving the IP address is complete. sockclose ip ; Closes the socket with the identifier "ip" now that the IP address has been extracted. } } Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stormy Posted August 24 Report Share Posted August 24 Thanks, Barqs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrators Koach Posted October 4 Administrators Report Share Posted October 4 I can't believe I am just seeing this for the first time lol. I actually didn't know that a regular chatter couldn't see their own IP. Thanks, Barqs Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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