[Arkshine]

Actually, I may forgot the padding (event though I've included it before).

But there is a way to get IP from NET_IsLocalAddress. Thanks to the motherfucker Joaquim, the net_adr struct is passed like each argument are passed separately. Because of the type (unsigned char, short), we need to convert and play with bits.

Here a possible way :

#include <amxmodx>
#include <amxmisc>
#include <okapi>

public plugin_init() 
{
    new NET_IsLocalAddress[] = {0x55,0x8B,0xEC,0x8B,0x4D,0xDEF,0x33,0xC0,0x83,0xF9,0xDEF,0x0F,0x94,0xC0,0x5D,0xC3};
    
    new address = okapi_engine_find_sig( NET_IsLocalAddress, sizeof NET_IsLocalAddress );
    new okapi_func:function = okapi_build_function( address, arg_int /* return */, arg_int /* type */, arg_int /* ip */, arg_int /* ipx_1 */, arg_int /* ipx_2 */, arg_int /* ipx _3 + port */ );

    okapi_add_hook( function, "OnNET_IsLocalAddress_Post", true );
}

public OnNET_IsLocalAddress_Post( na_type, na_ip, na_dummy_1, na_dummy_2, na_ipxport )
{
    new ip_port[ 20 ];
    get_client_ip( na_ip, na_ipxport, ip_port, charsmax( ip_port ), .with_port = true );
    
    log_amx( "ip_port = %s", ip_port );
}

get_client_ip( const na_ip, const na_ipxport, ip[], const ip_length, const bool:with_port = false )
{
    new length = formatex( ip, ip_length, "%d.%d.%d.%d", 
                           na_ip % 0x100,
                         ( na_ip / 0x100 ) % 0x100,
                         ( na_ip / 0x10000 ) % 0x100,
                         ( na_ip / 0x1000000 ) % 0x100 );
    
    with_port && formatex( ip[ length ], ip_length - length, ":%d", 
                        ( ( ( na_ipxport / 0x10000 ) % 0x100 ) * 0x100 ) + ( ( na_ipxport / 0x10000 ) / 0x100 ) );
}

[Neeeeeeeeeel.-]

You did it again, it works.


If I call isLocalAddress in SV_ConnectClient I would get ip:port there, wouldn't I?

PS: I hate html tags I can't copy&paste from them.

[Arkshine]

You may be confused about something. isLocalAddress returns just if address provided is local or not. We use IsLocalAddress because argument passed is a net_adr structure, which contains user's ip. So, the point is if you want to retrieve such data, you can hook this function. Basically like #5, except you need to use my method.

The other method retrieving directly net_from global variable is also fine to use.

[Neeeeeeeeeel.-]

I got it, thank you!