IP logging with AU3 and PHP

[ConsultingJoe]

Ok, First off, this is the start to my new CommandMe script that I will post in a new topic when I get more done on it. Anyways this might be very good to use for any script.

EXAMPLE:

View Log: http://zerocool60544.t35.com/logging/commandlog.html

Clear Log: http://zerocool60544.t35.com/logging/sendc....php?clearlog=1

Add Log: THE LINK FOR ADD LOG Same as entering:

http://zerocool60544.t35.com/logging/sendcommand.php?id=<TR><TD>877</TD><TD>13:55:49 - 18/02/2006</TD><TD>war_driver</TD><TD>WARDRIVER</TD><TD>172.136.240.103</TD></TR>

What you need to do:

• Upload the PHP script to a free webserver that supports PHP hosting, I use www.t35.com
• change the info in the au3 to point to your php where ever it may be
• Then just run the script and check the log file (commandlog.html)

you can add items or them out but you need to know html tags for tables

<TR> = Starts a row

</TR> = Ends a row

<TD> = Starts a column

</TD> = Ends a column

If you are running the php and script for the first time you need to use the clearlog command first to format the table

The PHP script basicly forwards the text that it recieves to a html file.

The command:

username.t35.com/sendcommand.php?clearlog=1

this will clear the html and write the heading of the table

The command: username.t35.com/sendcommand.php?<TR><TD>THEDATE</TD><TD>127.0.0.1</TD></TR>

this would write the "THEDATE" in the first column and "127.0.0.1" to the second column

But don't use this look at the au3 script for how the table is setup

-----PHP SCRIPT Name: sendcommand.php

CODE

<?php

if($_GET["clearlog"]==1){

$fp = fopen("commandlog.html", "w");

fwrite($fp, "<TABLE BORDER='4' CELLPADDING='2' CELLSPACING='2' WIDTH='100%'>");

fwrite($fp, "<TR>");

fwrite($fp, "<TD><center><B><H4>ID</B></H4></center></TD>");

fwrite($fp, "<TD><center><B><H4>TIME AND DATE</B></H4></center></TD>");

fwrite($fp, "<TD><center><B><H4>USER NAME</B></H4></center></TD>");

fwrite($fp, "<TD><center><B><H4>COMPUTER NAME</B></H4><c/enter></TD>");

fwrite($fp, "<TD><center><B><H4>PUBLIC IP</B></H4></center></TD>");

fwrite($fp, "</TR>");

fclose($fp);

}

$fp = fopen("commandlog.html", "a");

fwrite($fp, "\n".$_GET['id']);

fclose($fp);

php?>

-----AU3 SCRIPT

CODE

#include <INet.au3>

$ip = _GetIP()

$id = Random ( 1 , 1000 ,1)

$server = "zerocool60544.t35.com/logging/sendcommand.php?"

TrayTip("ID NUMBER:", $id, 0)

SendId()

sleep (3000)

;While 1

;if getid() = $id Then

;endif

;Wend

func compiledate()

$timedate = @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC & " - " & @MDAY & "/" & @MON & "/" & @YEAR

return $timedate

endfunc

func SendId()

$data = "<TR>" & "<TD>" & $id & "</TD>" & "<TD>" & compiledate() & "</TD>" & "<TD>" & @UserName & "</TD>" & "<TD>" & @ComputerName & "</TD>" & "<TD>" & $ip & "</TD>" & "</TR>"

$sendid =_INetGetSource($server & "id=" & $data)

endfunc

[mikeytown2]

So whats the point of this, is it to get the WAN (PUBLIC IP) address?

I don't know the reason why i should use this code, cus i dont know what to use it for. Please give an example on how i could use this.

Thank You

[ConsultingJoe]

  mikeytown2 said:

So whats the point of this, is it to get the WAN (PUBLIC IP) address?

I don't know the reason why i should use this code, cus i dont know what to use it for. Please give an example on how i could use this.

Thank You

Ok say you have a chat program or any program that uses tcp. you might want to know when someone runs the program. when the program runs it sends all the computers stats to a log file that you can view anytime.

[Knight]

I did something similiar to this just recently. I made a script that required people to login to run it. When they entered in the username and password, it would use INetGetSource of a php file I hosted on my webserver. The php script would read the username and password from the url (www.site.com/login.php?login=[x]&password=[y]), then it qould query a mysql database, and either return a success or a failure in the source. The script would just pull the success or failure from the original INetGetSource using a StringInStr() command. The php script also pulled the IP and wrote it to the mysql database in a field next to the username. This way I could log all the IP's used to access each account.

Edited February 20, 2006 by Knight

[mikeytown2]

Cool, thanks for some ideas!

[ConsultingJoe]

  Knight said:

I did something similiar to this just recently. I made a script that required people to login to run it. When they entered in the username and password, it would use INetGetSource of a php file I hosted on my webserver. The php script would read the username and password from the url (www.site.com/login.php?login=[x]&password=[y]), then it qould query a mysql database, and either return a success or a failure in the source. The script would just pull the success or failure from the original INetGetSource using a StringInStr() command. The php script also pulled the IP and wrote it to the mysql database in a field next to the username. This way I could log all the IP's used to access each account.

wow that sounds cool would you mind sharing the php/au3.

I know very little about mysql, for some reason my phps worked a little bit when it came to working with mysql

thank you