this is a stupid ass question i know, but i cant find the answer not even on google :shock: though i am inept at google...but anyways i can find a websites ip address easily but i cant find a persons. i saw somewhere go to cmd and type in netstat -n while in aim with them...i did that and it gave me like 30-40 results and none of them were ip all were tcp or something else that ive never heard of b4 :? help plz ops:

...if you direct connect to someone in aim, and then type netstat -n in command prompt, it will list their ip somewhere....however, if you're connected to alot of people (on a network, as an example), you will get alot of ip's, but i dont see why you would get 30-40 results....unless you were on a network....

you can always make a free site on a free host, like dajoob.com and add the following to the index file, and encourage the person to go to your site....

[code]<?php
$log_file = "log.txt";
$ip = $REMOTE_ADDR;
$page = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
$host = gethostbyaddr($REMOTE_ADDR);
$date_time = date('d-m-Y/H:i:s');
$fp = fopen("$log_file", "a");
fputs ($fp,"
($date_time) $ip ($host) $page
");
flock($fp, 3);
fclose($fp);
?> [/code]


this will log the ip of anyone who visits a website that you could make, just put it on a page named index.html, add some pretty content, and save the file, and chmod log.txt to 777 (with most ftp clients, right click on log.txt and click properties, and find the part that shows users allowed to read+write+execute, and make it allowed for anyone to do all three (click all check boxes...))

edit: i forgot to say you have to make a file named log.txt (in case i didnt imply it enough)

thank you very much

I may be wrong, but I think it's netstat -r. If I'm wrong then don't flame me and don't tell me how stupid I am because I know some of you will. I can't hack worth a shit but I read something about finding other peoples IP addresses

edit: for some reason, that script gave me errors when i tried it on my site, and did not log the ip, so i decided to write my own....

[code]<?php
$ip = getenv ('REMOTE_ADDR');
$date=date("j F, Y, g:i a");;
$fp = fopen('log.html', 'a');
fwrite($fp, '
IP: ' .$ip. '
Date and Time: ' .$date. '


');
fclose($fp);
?>
[/code]

and make the file log.html which will allow it to add spacing between the items, and name your index file index.php, and make sure to chmod the log.html to 777, and make sure to make the index.php executable by all users (this is usually the last check box when chmodding, just click that one, the first one, and not the middle one.....)[/code]

the -n or -r are just ways of displaying the data, as best i can see (by testing on my computer), it seems that netstat -r gives the info which would be valuable to someone trying to get ip's.....

...it doesnt matter what they will be able to do with the ip, they just wanted to know how to get it.....

hmmm, i tried that and this is the error that i get on the bottom of my main page :

P.S. - Dont try and fuck with my site, i just want to find out why this wont work.

your host does not support the fopen() protocol....

ah, ok. I got it to work on my other site, so i figured that it was something like that.