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SexyCityEddie

2005-04-28 05:37 PM

Help.....

hi guys.... do u know any script or site that provides free script for detecting the site visitors' IP, OS, Browser, ISP, etc???

i thought that its cool if you have that script in your site coz its kinda impressive.

any script will do... better if by JS or PHP

its something like this:

your IP is: 213.564.34.66
your browser is: Firefox
your OS is: Windows XP
your ISP is: pldt.net

or take a look at this. www.danasoft.com

thanks... :D

Cleo	2005-04-28 05:41 PM

You mean something like this?
http://cleoslinks.com/info.php

SexyCityEddie

2005-04-28 05:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cleo

You mean something like this?
http://cleoslinks.com/info.php

yeah.. exactly. lol better if u also add the OS and ISP. lol

are you gonna show me the codes? lol

Cleo	2005-04-28 05:49 PM

That is just a bit of php code less the firewall test at the bottom of the page.

Here is the page source code. Be sure to use the .php extension on the page.

Code:







Info Page









Below you will find your requested information.




Your browser is: $HTTP_USER_AGENT 

The URL that you came from is:  $HTTP_REFERER" ?>





Today's date is

SexyCityEddie

2005-04-28 05:53 PM

wow.. thanks cleo. u the man. lol

now the only script left that im going to research is OS and ISP detector.. cool..

thanks again dude....

but AFAIC, i cant use that script just like that right? i think i must have a declaration or string or something???

Cleo	2005-04-28 05:59 PM

You are welcome but I'm not a dude.

The OS does show up in that. You can do a reverse lookup on the IP here http://www.whois.sc/

cd34	2005-04-28 05:59 PM

Code:


$ua = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];

preg_match('/\)\ .*\ (.*)\//',$ua,$browser);

preg_match('/\(.*; (.*);\ .*;\ .*\)\ /',$ua,$os);

?>

your IP is: 

your browser is: 

your OS is: 

your ISP is:

Cleo	2005-04-28 06:03 PM

Kewl but it says that my OS is "U"
http://cleoslinks.com/info.php

Quote:

your IP is: 66.176.162.232
your browser is: Safari
your OS is: U
your ISP is: 66.176.162.232
Netscape
MacPPC

cd34	2005-04-28 06:07 PM

yeah, I was afraid of that.... the UA string is not really that standard in its composition

I guess you could look for telltale strings in it with a table rather than trying to pluck out the piece that some browsers have. It worked on two of the browsers I tested.

also, change gethostbyname to gethostbyaddr -- I wrote that off the top of my head and made a thinko. :)

SexyCityEddie

2005-04-28 06:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cleo

You are welcome but I'm not a dude.

The OS does show up in that. You can do a reverse lookup on the IP here http://www.whois.sc/

Thanks cleo. |thumb

Cleo	2005-04-28 06:10 PM

That fixed the host :)

This is what I see as my browser string

Quote:

Your browser is: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/312.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Safari/312

SexyCityEddie

2005-04-28 06:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cd34

Code:


$ua = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];

preg_match('/\)\ .*\ (.*)\//',$ua,$browser);

preg_match('/\(.*; (.*);\ .*;\ .*\)\ /',$ua,$os);

?>

your IP is: 

your browser is: 

your OS is: 

your ISP is:

this is great also. i tried this but the problem is the IP OS ISP and Browser is blank, i put it inside the "body" and saved as php.. do i have to edit some? |thumb

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Cleo	2005-04-28 06:14 PM

The difference between cd34 and me is he actually understands the code and I just have little snippets of code that I've saved over the years.

I do have dusty book or two on php

SexyCityEddie

2005-04-28 06:16 PM

oh wait guys, DO I HAVE TO PUT THE PHP FILE ONLINE??? lol coz i tried both of your scripts offline. the file is just in my local folder. hahaha

Pedronas

2005-04-28 06:16 PM

tnx Cleo

cd34	2005-04-28 06:25 PM

try:

Code:


$ua = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];

preg_match('/\)\ .*\ (.*)\//',$ua,$browser);

preg_match('/\((.*)\)\ /',$ua,$os);

$os = explode(';',$os[1]);

?>

your IP is: 

your browser is: 

your OS is: 

your ISP is:

SexyCityEddie

2005-04-28 06:34 PM

Cleo	2005-04-28 06:36 PM

That works for Safari but returns nothing for IE
This is IE's string
"Your browser is: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.23; Mac_PowerPC)"

Quote:

your IP is: 66.176.162.232
your browser is: Safari
your OS is: PPC Mac OS X
your ISP is: c-66-176-162-232.hsd1.fl.comcast.net
Netscape
MacPPC

Shouldn't this say Safar?
"document.write(navigator.appName"

FireFox

Quote:

your IP is: 66.176.162.232
your browser is: Firefox
your OS is: PPC Mac OS X Mach-O
your ISP is: c-66-176-162-232.hsd1.fl.comcast.net

cd34	2005-04-28 06:51 PM

yeah, I figured that -- IE doesn't have the arguments in the same order. Its a lot harder than it seems to get it to be accurate across all of the different variations since there is no standard layout for the UserAgent.

Cleo	2005-04-28 06:56 PM

Seems a lot easier just to read the info for yourself then trying to grab bits of it and display them.

The ISP info is pretty kewl.

Look at the OS when I told Safari to be Konqueror :)

Quote:

your IP is: 66.176.162.232
your browser is:
your OS is:
your ISP is: c-66-176-162-232.hsd1.fl.comcast.net
undefined
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Your browser is: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Konqueror/3)

swedguy

2005-04-28 07:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cleo

You mean something like this?
http://cleoslinks.com/info.php

I see my old cookie checker in there :D

Cleo	2005-04-28 07:16 PM

I couldn't remember where I got that.:)

It works great when I'm trying to figure out why one of Angel's members is having problems seeing her feeds.

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