Preventing from advertise.

[Xmair]

Hello guys, How can I check if a player has wrote an IP like xx.xx.xx.xx so the server can kick him for advertising.
I think it will be done onPlayerChat.

[.]

I guess you could:

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_IP_MATCH_REGEX <- regexp(@"(?:[0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}");
ContainsIPAddress <- @(s) (_IP_MATCH_REGEX.search(s) != null);
Not very accurate but neither the regular expression implementation in squirrel is complete.

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local a = "Invalid address 000.0000.00.00 that should not match";
local b = "Valid address 192.168.1.1 that should match";
local c = "Invalid address 912.456.123.123 that matches due to the regex limitations in squirrel";

print(ContainsIPAddress(a));
print(ContainsIPAddress(b));
print(ContainsIPAddress(c));

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[SCRIPT]  false
[SCRIPT]  true
[SCRIPT]  true

[EK.IceFlake]

192-168-0-1 NO MATCH

[.]

192-168-0-1 NO MATCH

Yeah, sure, feel free to do better:

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192 168 0 1 NO MATCH
192,168,0,1 NO MATCH
192+168+0+1 NO MATCH
192~168~0~1 NO MATCH
192<168<0<1 NO MATCH
192>168>0>1 NO MATCH
192:168:0:1 NO MATCH
192|168|0|1 NO MATCH
192'168'0'1 NO MATCH
192?168?0?1 NO MATCH
192/168/0/1 NO MATCH
192\168\0\1 NO MATCH
192*168*0*1 NO MATCH
192&168&0&1 NO MATCH
192%168%0%1 NO MATCH
192$168$0$1 NO MATCH
192#168#0#1 NO MATCH
192@168@0@1 NO MATCH
192!168!0!1 NO MATCH
192^168^0^1 NO MATCH
192(168(0(1 NO MATCH
192)168)0)1 NO MATCH
192=168=0=1 NO MATCH
192_168_0_1 NO MATCH
192;168;0;1 NO MATCH
192[168[0[1 NO MATCH
192]168]0]1 NO MATCH
192{168{0{1 NO MATCH
192}168}0}1 NO MATCH
192`168`0`1 NO MATCH

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_IP_MATCH_REGEX <- regexp(@"(?:[0-9]{1,3}\W){3}[0-9]{1,3}");
ContainsIPAddress <- @(s) (_IP_MATCH_REGEX.search(s) != null);

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local IPs = [
    @"This is an 192 168 0 1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192.168.0.1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192-168-0-1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192,168,0,1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192+168+0+1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192~168~0~1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192<168<0<1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192>168>0>1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192:168:0:1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192|168|0|1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192'168'0'1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192?168?0?1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192/168/0/1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192\168\0\1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192*168*0*1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192&168&0&1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192%168%0%1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192$168$0$1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192#168#0#1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192@168@0@1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192!168!0!1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192^168^0^1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192(168(0(1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192)168)0)1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192=168=0=1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192_168_0_1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192;168;0;1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192[168[0[1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192]168]0]1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192{168{0{1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192}168}0}1 obfuscated ip address",
    @"This is an 192`168`0`1 obfuscated ip address"
];

foreach (s in IPs)
{
    if (ContainsIPAddress(s))
    {
        print("Matched :::: " + s);
    }
}

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[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192 168 0 1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192.168.0.1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192-168-0-1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192,168,0,1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192+168+0+1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192~168~0~1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192<168<0<1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192>168>0>1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192:168:0:1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192|168|0|1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192'168'0'1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192?168?0?1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192/168/0/1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192\168\0\1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192*168*0*1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192&168&0&1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192%168%0%1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192$168$0$1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192#168#0#1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192@168@0@1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192!168!0!1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192^168^0^1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192(168(0(1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192)168)0)1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192=168=0=1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192;168;0;1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192[168[0[1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192]168]0]1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192{168{0{1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192}168}0}1 obfuscated ip address
[SCRIPT]  Matched :::: This is an 192`168`0`1 obfuscated ip address
If you want overkill!

[Thijn]

Why do you even make people admin? You shouldn't handle every fucking thing server side. Some things are for the admins to handle. That's why they're there.

[KAKAN]

What about a domain? It'll just catch the IP, no domains

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What about a domain? It'll just catch the IP, no domains

DAFUQ DID THE GUY ABOVE JUST SAID?

[Thijn]

Might as well lock this.