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[zappiezap]

Hey,

I was wanting to make something to see how many times i got disconnected in 24 hours. How would i go about doing this?

[Wb-FreeKill]

Hey,

I was wanting to make something to see how many times i got disconnected in 24 hours. How would i go about doing this?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Disconnected from what?...... internet?

[zappiezap]

yes, the internet

[/dev/null]

Without further information I asume you are talking about DSL. So, to check how often you got disconnected by your ISP, just monitor your IP Adr. To get the "real" one (natted) parse the output of http://www.whatip.com/

Cheers

Kurt

[zappiezap]

well, that means nothing to my dad, i was wanting a script to count how many times i get discconected from the iternet a day. Like a little bubble down on my task bar saying how long its been and how many times.

[/dev/null]

well, that means nothing to my dad, i was wanting a script to count how many times i get discconected from the iternet a day. Like a little bubble down on my task bar saying

Well, you need to write script for this!! I was just giving you an idea how to even check if you got disconnected. Now it's your turn to make the script for your daddy.

Cheers

Kurt

[zappiezap]

Well, you need to write script for this!! I was just giving you an idea how to even check if you got disconnected. Now it's your turn to make the script for your daddy.

Cheers

Kurt

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Well i dont even know how ill do this.

[zappiezap]

any help?

[w0uter]

just check how many times your ip changes with like _getIp()

[/dev/null]

Well i dont even know how ill do this.

Hm.. do you know how to program in any language? If not, it will be a long, but interesting way for you. If you know how to program, here is a piece of code to start with. However, now GUI, no Tray, no nifty blinking stuff. I leave that up to you....

$last_ip = _GetMyIP()
$nChanges = 0

while 1
  $current_ip = _GetMyIP()
  if $current_ip <> $last_ip then
     $last_ip = $current_ip
     $nChanges = $nChanges + 1
  endif 
  sleep(5000)
  msgbox(4096,"", "Changes: " & $nChanges)
wend


func _GetMyIP()

  local $URL = "http://www.showmyipeurope.com/xml/"
  local $xmldoc = ObjCreate("Microsoft.XMLDOM")
  $xmldoc.async=false
  $xmldoc.load($URL)
  for $x in $xmldoc.documentElement.childNodes
      if $x.NodeName = "ip" then
        return $x.text
      endif
  next
  return 0
endfunc

Cheers

Kurt

Edited June 6, 2005 by /dev/null

[w0uter]

[edit]

damn nice _GetIp func dude. but i dont think he has COM

(still im gonna use it. since its way faster then the standard one)

[/edit]

something like this should work. but since i do not have a dsl line that fucks up, i was unable to test it.

#include <inet.au3>

dim $old = _GetIP()
dim $times = 0
dim $new

While 1
    
$new = _GetIP()

If $new <> $old Then
    $times += 1
    $old = $new
    TrayTip('DSL', 'disconnected: ' & $times & '.', 1)
EndIf
    
    Sleep(30000)
    
WEnd

Edited June 6, 2005 by w0uter

[/dev/null]

just check how many times your ip changes with like _getIp()

_getIP ?? Damn... I should read the help file more often. I just "reinvented" the wheel

Cheers

Kurt

[w0uter]

I just "reinvented" the wheel 

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

the old wheel was made from wood and was square.

yours is metal and has spinners in em .

[/dev/null]

the old wheel was made from wood and was square.

yours is metal and has spinners in em .

Thanks for the flowers, but I just translated some others code (VBSCRIPT) into AutoIT syntax.

Cheers

Kurt