Is this a Hack?!?

[Wired1]

Why do you want everyone to know every one else's IP though?

[PTWingus]

Ok i got an answer,from the admin of that site. he said:

Actually, its not really any type of hex/binary/decimal format.. what I did was used the crypt() function to encrypt the ip, then the md5() function to further encode the ip, and finally, just displayed the first 8 characters, since displaying the full 32 char md5 hash makes it impossible for people to compare it quickly. With just 8 chars, its impossible to reverse engineer it to get the real ip back.

I went ahead and pasted the code below. You will need to modify the template to display the $post['ipcensored'] variable.

$censored_ip = explode(".", $post[ip]);
$encrypted_ip = strtoupper(md5(crypt("$censored_ip[0]$censored_ip[1]$censored_ip[2]$censored_ip[3]", "randomKEY")));
$post['ipcensored'] = substr($encrypted_ip, 0, 4) . " " . substr($encrypted_ip, 4, 4);

Insert that code above the line

$postbits .= construct_postbit($post, $template);

in the linear mode section in the showthreads.php file

However,for some reason. in 3.5.4 their isnt a

$postbits .= construct_postbit($post, $template);

in that template.

Does anyone know what the code is for 3.5.4?

any1.

[a simple fa?ade]

All of that code he listed is PHP code and needs to be edited into a core file somewhere.

The only templating that needs done is replacing the IP with the new variable.

[djscene]

interesting

[PTWingus]

Originally Posted by a simple fa?ade

All of that code he listed is PHP code and needs to be edited into a core file somewhere.

The only templating that needs done is replacing the IP with the new variable.

into a core file?

you mean in the showthread.php right?