[0920357689]

10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255
172.16.0.0 - 172.31.255.255
192.168.0.0 -192.168.255.255


how to check contain in list?

[fysiks]

Why do you need to do such a thing? Also, have you tried searching?

[0920357689]

Originally Posted by fysiks Why do you need to do such a thing? Also, have you tried searching?

I do not know use what keyword
only find "subnet" but find Nothing

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by 0920357689 I do not know use what keyword only find "subnet" but find Nothing

Why do you refuse to answer my first question . . . ?

[0920357689]

Originally Posted by fysiks Why do you refuse to answer my first question . . . ?

I'm writing a real-time server list page
now plugins is done
but need to check the server is LAN or not

[fysiks]

What language are you doing this in? It doesn't really sound like an AMX Mod X thing.

[DjOptimuS]

If you want to restrict your server only for LAN, use --> sv_lan "1"

[0920357689]

Originally Posted by DjOptimuS If you want to restrict your server only for LAN, use --> sv_lan "1"

server can use

sv_lan = 0
192.168
in my test

[0920357689]

Originally Posted by fysiks What language are you doing this in? It doesn't really sound like an AMX Mod X thing.

PHP Code:

        new IpPort[32];
    get_user_ip(0, IpPort, 31, 1);
    
    new i, subent[4];
    for(i=0; i<4; i++)
    {
        new Temp[32];
        strtok(IpPort, Temp, 31, IpPort, 31, '.');
        subent[i] = str_to_num(Temp);
    }
    server_print("%d %d %d %d",subent[0],subent[1],subent[2],subent[3]); 


i test my core is work

[Backstabnoob]

Try this

PHP Code:

stock ip2long( const ipaddr[ ] )
{
    
    if( containi( ipaddr, ":" ) != -1 )
        return 0
    
    new parts[ 4 ][ 4 ], parts_num[ 4 ]
    ExplodeString( parts, 3, 3, ipaddr, "." )
    
    for( new i; i < 4; i++ )
        parts_num[ i ] = str_to_num( parts[ i ] )
    
    
    return ( parts_num[ 0 ] * power( 256, 3 ) + parts_num[ 1 ] * power( 256, 2 ) + parts_num[ 2 ] * power( 256, 1 ) + parts_num[ 3 ] )
    
}


// http://forums.alliedmods.net/showpost.php?p=596283&postcount=3
stock ExplodeString( Output[][], Max, Size, Input[], Delimiter )
{
    new Idx, l = strlen(Input), Len;
    do Len += (1 + copyc( Output[Idx], Size, Input[Len], Delimiter ));
    while( (Len < l) && (++Idx < Max) )
    return Idx;
} 


This will convert an IP address into an integer. You can then compare the two ints to see if one is in the other's subnet.