[Neeeeeeeeeel.-]

Originally Posted by Shooting King I am not sure i understood you draft, Can you give me an Example ? And tell me what you want to do ? Actually i didn't understand that suggestion too

I send 2 packets thought the module. Then, I get 2 responses. How can I know what response corresponds to what packet?

That's what he is trying to explain.

[Shooting King]

Originally Posted by Neeeeeeeeeel.- I send 2 packets thought the module. Then, I get 2 responses. How can I know what response corresponds to what packet? That's what he is trying to explain.

Based upon iThreadHandle ? Cmon people give me an example where are you facing the problem

[Neeeeeeeeeel.-]

Originally Posted by Shooting King Based upon iThreadHandle ? Cmon people give me an example where are you facing the problem

He meant using the same g_iThreadHandle.

[Shooting King]

Originally Posted by Neeeeeeeeeel.- He meant using the same g_iThreadHandle.

It depends on what he wants to do. Let him post his problem Neel

[Nixon133]

Hi. Can I add a new cornfield to get ip address of the server? His replacement get_user_ip (0, ...).

[Shooting King]

Whats a cornfield ? native ? Whats the problem with get_user_ip() ? What exactly are you trying to do ?

[Nixon133]

Originally Posted by Shooting King Whats a cornfield ? native ? Whats the problem with get_user_ip() ? What exactly are you trying to do ?

Problem in that through cvar. of net_address IP can change (visually). At this get_user_ip(0) will give out this address, but not real IP servers.

[Shooting King]

I don't understand why do you change net_address and why you want to get the real address now ? Anyways getting Global ip from within the same system is hard to implement and even though if implemented cannot guarantee you the correct result. One thing you can do is get a server (hosted on a different network) to echo your IP back.

If you have a web-server make a simple script to echo REMOTE_ADDR HTTP var. Using php,

PHP Code:

<?php echo "Your Current IP is " . $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"];

Using sockets (from amxx plugin) request and read http page and using RegEx extract IP from it. You can do this by just editing the Example1 given in the first post.

A simple code (test yourself),

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <sockets>
#include <regex> 

#define BUFFER_LEN    512

new g_iThreadHandle; 
new pCvar_HostName, pCvar_Page; 

new szBuffer[BUFFER_LEN];

public plugin_init()
{
    register_plugin( "Global IP", "1.0", "Shooting King" );
    register_concmd( "/test" , "TestCmd" );

    pCvar_HostName = register_cvar( "sk_ts_hostname", "localhost" ); // Change this to your hostname
    pCvar_Page = register_cvar( "sk_ts_reqpage", "/" );
}

public TestCmd() 
{ 
    g_iThreadHandle = socket_create_t(); 
     
    new szHostName[64]; 
    get_pcvar_string( pCvar_HostName, szHostName, 64 ); 
     
    socket_open_t(g_iThreadHandle, szHostName, 80, SOCKET_TCP, "CBOpenSocket");
} 

public CBOpenSocket( iThreadState, iReturn ) 
{ 
    if( iReturn < 0 ) 
    { 
        log_amx( "ERROR: Could not open Socket. Error[%d] : %d", iReturn, socket_get_last_error_t(g_iThreadHandle) ); 
    } 
    else 
    {         
        new szPacket[128];  
        new szHostName[64], szPage[64]; 
        get_pcvar_string( pCvar_HostName, szHostName, 64 ); 
        get_pcvar_string( pCvar_Page, szPage, 64 ); 
         
        formatex( szPacket, 127, "GET %s HTTP/1.1^r^nHost: %s^r^n^r^n", szPage, szHostName ); 
        socket_send_t( g_iThreadHandle, szPacket, sizeof(szPacket), "CBSendSocket");
    } 
} 

public CBSendSocket( iThreadState, iReturn ) 
{ 
    if( iReturn < 0 ) 
    { 
        log_amx( "ERROR: Error Sending Data. Error[%d] : %d", iReturn, socket_get_last_error_t(g_iThreadHandle) ); 
    } 
    else 
    {
        szBuffer[0] = '^0';
        socket_recv_t( g_iThreadHandle, "CBRecvSocket", 64 );
    } 
} 

public CBRecvSocket( iThreadState, iReturn, szRecvData[], iRecvDataLen ) 
{ 
    if( iReturn <= 0 ) 
    {
        socket_close_t(g_iThreadHandle, "CBCloseSocket"); 
        new ret, error[2], szIP[16];

        new Regex:regex_handle = regex_match(szBuffer, "Your Current IP is ([0-9.]*)", ret, error, charsmax(error));    
        if( regex_handle > REGEX_NO_MATCH )
        {
            regex_substr(regex_handle, 1, szIP, charsmax(szIP));        
            log_amx( "IP : %s" , szIP );
            regex_free(regex_handle);
        }
        else
        {
            log_amx( "No IP found in RecvData" );
        }
    }
    else 
    { 
        strcat( szBuffer, szRecvData, BUFFER_LEN );
    } 
} 

public CBCloseSocket( iThreadState, iReturn ) 
{ 
    socket_destroy_t(g_iThreadHandle); 
} 


You don't specifically need a webserver, any game server or any server capable of listening and sending your ip back can do the trick.

[Nixon133]

Whether and it is possible to realize it, native?
To receive IP as you did it in Module: Fake Server Queries. Inet_ntoa function.

Whether also there will be a continuation of the module? Improvement, completion?

[Shooting King]

Originally Posted by Nixon133 Whether and it is possible to realize it, native? To receive IP as you did it in Module: Fake Server Queries. Inet_ntoa function.

No

Originally Posted by Nixon133 Whether also there will be a continuation of the module? Improvement, completion?

Yes