if i had a chatspace server that I knew of i probably would attempt it again. lol

Truthfully, I would delete this snippet. I had a working version and a non working version way back when and accidentally posted the wrong one. Now it's been so long I have neither, lol.

haha dude, you must be one angry person. FYI this code again is 2 and a half years old and it was never meant to be an advanced web server. If that was the case I would have made an addon rather than snippet, don't you think? Also, the sockread event is only for the initial connection. After that point it is not needed because mIRC then sends the content of the html page to the client and then the connectin is no longer needed (same would happen if the Connection: close parameters are sent in the initial request). Now I know this has it's bugs and at one point did work, and I haven't updated it at all since I originally posted it because it's meant as basically an example for sockets. I know how to do sockets, just check my tutorial in the tutorials section of the forum, buddy :)

Nope I didn't rip this. Where is this addon?

I hope someone wouldn't intentionally change their songs around to make that happen..

This doesn\'t work. You get a /drawpic error.

What if the website used <br> tags? Might as well add that in too.

Ignore the above question: You should use the prop parameter ($prop)

Why do you need to declare \"get\"? Good regex example.

Just for cleaner code you should edit this
if ($isid) {
if ($inmp3) {
to
if ($isid) && ($inmp3) {

Just because you have no use for them to be seperated. Otherwise, good job :)

This will always result in 0: var %u $calc($ticks - $ticks) Hence the reason it always displays the lag time as 0secs..

You should shorten this:
if ($isid) {
if ($1-) {
to
if ($isid) && ($1-) {

Also using the = in the var command I beleive allows you to add more length to variable (I heard this somewhere on here a while back)

Whoops I meant .7 not .5 :)

First thing. You can\'t kick someone who\'s talking to you in a query. You can do this however:
if ($chan) { kick $v1 $nick blah blah }
else { close -m $nick }

Also, the above would work, but you can use this for shorter code too:

on *:TEXT:*:#: {
var %x = 1,%y
while (%x <= $len($1-)) {
if ($right($left($1-,%x),1) isupper) inc %y
inc %x
}
if (%y > $calc($len($1-) * .5)) { do action... }
}

Interesting waste of space. Hawkee, you should delete this ;)

Relatively clean code, although I would get rid of the /\'s and some of the spaces before the commands in order to save space on the hd :)

Oh yeah, and you should also check to make sure $2 is specified or else you could get error messages. [if ($2) { }]

Although I didn\'t understand what mountaindew was pointing out, you need to get rid of the or (||) symbols in your if statement under the !addleader command.

Add/Removing Directories

Check Internet Connection

Kill a Process

List Current Processes

\"Yoinx, if you have it on your Domain and thats not hosted off of your computer then no it won\'t show it online.\"

127.0.0.1 is localhost no matter what system a server is hosted on and who is connecting to it..

This is what xDaeMoN means..

var %nicks = $1-,%y = 1
while (%y <= $numtok(%nicks,32)) {
msg $gettok(%nicks,%y,32) ItachiPhone now engaged.
inc %y
}

Ports can be added, plus your script doesn\'t cover closed proxies, only open. Plus, you can add all the ports you need to, and theres alot more ports than that are used by proxies. 65536 ports can be used by a proxy. Next time you comment, please make sure it\'s constructive, thanks :)

Chatspace Proxy Detector

errr... try this:

alias last {
if ($1) {
savebuf $1 $active last.txt
loadbuf $1 $active last.txt
.remove last.txt
}
}

Raichu,

A. Why did Nikola Tesla improve electricity from DC to AC?
B. Who said Thomas Edison use the work of Micheal Faraday for each and one of his inventions?

You theories are just plain selfish and posessive. He gave credit to the script owner, and as stated in Hawkee.com\'s rules, is all that is needed. You are just proving yourself a hypocrite for saying this, considering you\'ve made many scripts that have used methods and formats as old as mIRC, pretty much. Really, what your saying is if someone made this script:
on *:JOIN:#: { msg $chan Hi $nick }
and someone remade it to
on *:JOIN:#: { msg $chan Hello $nick }
Honestly, should person B have to ask person A for permission to use the same format? The mimic script is older then i\'ve even known mIRC existed. So why don\'t we just trace back to the person who had the idea and ask them?