Get IP of other clients in server?

[Greek2me]

Is it possible for a client to get the IPs of other clients in the server? I doubt it but it's worth a shot.

Maybe a better question would be, "Is there a way to authenticate users given only their name and the IP of the server they're on?"

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[jes00]

Is it possible for a client to get the IPs of other clients in the server? I doubt it but it's worth a shot.

Nope.

Maybe a better question would be, "Is there a way to authenticate users given only their name and the IP of the server they're on?"

Authenticate for what?

[Greek2me]

Authenticate for what?

Blockland authentication. http://auth.blockland.us/authQuery.php

[Ipquarx]

Does authentication take BLID into account?

[Headcrab Zombie]

Does authentication take BLID into account?

Just name and IP

[Ipquarx]

Just name and IP

Well then there's always going to be the issue of someone possibly faking out a BLID with a name and IP... :/

[Greek2me]

On a semi-related note, is there a way to get the server's public IP? (other than using some external server)

edit: from the server

[Headcrab Zombie]

serverConnection.getRawIP() ?

[Honorabl3]

$serverinfo::address ?

[jes00]

You can get the IP of any server on the server list. The information is sent over to you when you refresh the list.

[Greek2me]

On a semi-related note, is there a way to get the server's public IP? (other than using some external server)

Nevermind. In case anybody knows of a way to do the original question, though, I'll leave this open.

[Headcrab Zombie]

What are you doing that you need to authenticate clients like this?

[Ipquarx]

What are you doing that you need to authenticate clients like this?

He's planning on adding BLID/name/possible IP collection to Support_Updater I believe

[Dannu]

Sounds like too much power to have.
Though admittedly useful for the community.

[Zeblote]

He's planning on adding BLID/name/possible IP collection to Support_Updater I believe

In that case he could just add it to the server-sided part as most servers should have support_updater anyways. There'd be no need for a client sided method.