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as i know people like lifco have the hero files, and the source i posted at:
http://www.lomcn.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=59252
im not sure will support them
so heres how to check for the data such as user count/server name/server type:
Example using IP: 78.40.35.178 (replace 78.40.35.178 with the ip you want to check this for your own files)
if you did this check with a mir2.3 server ip (such as 78.40.35.178) youd have this result:
now your probably wonderin wot the hells that, but then if you change the php code to this:
Example using IP: 78.40.35.178 (replace 78.40.35.178 with the ip you want to check this for your own files)
then the output would be :
as it splits the result by the /
if you notice the "echo $data[0] ;" at the bottom, this is whats showing the output, change the "$data[0]" to "$data[1]" and the output would be:
You understand?
so heres the information for the Mir2.3 results:
Mir1.9 Results:
Mir3 Results:
http://www.lomcn.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=59252
im not sure will support them
so heres how to check for the data such as user count/server name/server type:
Example using IP: 78.40.35.178 (replace 78.40.35.178 with the ip you want to check this for your own files)
PHP:
<?php
$port="3000";
$connect = fsockopen( '78.40.35.178', $port, $errno, $errstr, 5 );
if (!$connect) {
echo "No Response From Server";
} else {
$output = fread( $connect, 3000 );
$data = explode( "########", $output );
echo $data[0] ;
}
?>
Code:
2;C;/Diamond/0/DiamondM2/thedeath-v2.321//;C;/Diamond/14/DiamondM2/thedeath-v2.321//;
now your probably wonderin wot the hells that, but then if you change the php code to this:
Example using IP: 78.40.35.178 (replace 78.40.35.178 with the ip you want to check this for your own files)
PHP:
<?php
$port="3000";
$connect = fsockopen( '78.40.35.178', $port, $errno, $errstr, 5 );
if (!$connect) {
echo "No Response From Server";
} else {
$output = fread( $connect, 3000 );
$data = explode( "/", $output );
echo $data[0] ;
}
?>
Code:
2;C;
if you notice the "echo $data[0] ;" at the bottom, this is whats showing the output, change the "$data[0]" to "$data[1]" and the output would be:
Code:
Diamond
You understand?
so heres the information for the Mir2.3 results:
Code:
$data[] Result: Info:
0 2;C; Dunno what this is
1 Diamond Server Name
2 0 Ammount of people connected to LoginGate
3 DiamondM2 Server type: DiamondM2 = Mir2
4 thedeath-v2.321 Files?
5 empty
6 ;C; Dunno what this is
7 Diamond Server Name
8 14 User Count
9 DiamondM2 Server Type
10 thedeath-v2.321 Files?
11 empty
12 ; Dunno what this is
Mir1.9 Results:
Code:
$data[] Result: Info:
0 3;-/ dunno
1 -/ dunno
2 -/ dunno
3 -;Massacre/ -;servername
4 99/ dunno
5 0/ login count?
6 正常 ;Massacre/ servertype ; servername
7 0/ login count?
8 21/ usercount
9 正常 ; servertype (正常 = 1.9)
Mir3 Results:
Code:
$data[] Result: Info:
0 2;Supreme/ dunno + servername
1 99/ dunno
2 0/ Login screen count
3 GOOD;Supreme/ mir type + servername (GOOD = mir3)
4 0/ dunno mite be login screen count n not other
5 33/ usercount
6 GOOD; servername
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