[JuanitoAlimana]

Hello. Is it possible to hide the IP address of those with ADMIN_IMMUNITY flag when using the amx_last command? Thanks!

PHP Code:

public cmdLast(id, level, cid)
{
    if (!cmd_access(id, level, cid, 1))
    {
        return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
    }
    
    new name[MAX_NAME_LENGTH];
    new authid[32];
    new ip[32];
    new flags[32];
    new access;
    
    
    // This alignment is a bit weird (it should grow if the name is larger)
    // but otherwise for the more common shorter name, it'll wrap in server console
    // Steam client display is all skewed anyway because of the non fixed font.
    console_print(id, "%19s %20s %15s %s", "name", "authid", "ip", "access");
    
    for (new i = 0; i < g_Size; i++)
    {
        GetInfo(i, name, charsmax(name), authid, charsmax(authid), ip, charsmax(ip), access);
        
        get_flags(access, flags, charsmax(flags));
        
        console_print(id, "%19s %20s %15s %s", name, authid, ip, flags);
    }
    
    console_print(id, "%d old connections saved.", g_Size);
    
    return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
} 


[fysiks]

Add the following after GetInfo():

		if( access & ADMIN_IMMUNITY )
		{
			copy(ip, charsmax(ip), "censored")
		}

[mlibre]

or

PHP Code:

replace(ip, charsmax(ip), ip, "*****") 


[fysiks]

Originally Posted by mlibre or PHP Code: replace(ip, charsmax(ip), ip, "*****")

That is way more complicated of a function and is completely unnecessary.

[JuanitoAlimana]

Originally Posted by fysiks Add the following after GetInfo(): if( access & ADMIN_IMMUNITY ) { copy(ip, charsmax(ip), "censored") }

This worked perfectly. Thank you very much!