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Introduction:
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Well you know that: an MiamiLog window pops up to notice you that some IP
accessed your computer or that you are Ping Flooded right now.
And you maybe even know that the sucker that floods you is in an IRC
channel you are in too. But checking all users and looking if the IP is the
same would take much time so you forget about it... well not any longer!

PingFloodHunter is a new Arexx script that can scan any IRC channels you
are in for a give IP or even get the last flooder/access IP from your
MiamiSystem logfile!
It can also start NetInfo to scan back and notify the user via /msg.
But it will only find the user if he is in a channel you are in too.
Its very easy to use, only change some lines in the script and put it in your
AmIRC arexx dir, Ready! ;)


Requirements:
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    1. Any AmigaOS version that supports ARexx
    2. A TCP/IP stack (Miami would be fine)
    3. AmIRC of course :)


Installation:
=============

Well unpack the archive (you should have done this already
since this readme is in the archive ;) and simply
put "FloodHunter.amirx" in AmIRC:Rexx/.
The small tool "DNS" done by Chip of KNG <chip@amiga.rulez.org>
(thanks again for letting me use it!) should be put in C:

Then take your favorite texteditor (I used GoldED5 to write the script)
and edit a few lines of code from the script.
Its not needed but you can activate a few more features of FloodHunter.amirx.
(Only change the stuff in the '' and nothing below the warning line)

Miamilogfile:      Change this to the path to your MiamiSystem LogFile on harddisk
Usenetinfo:        Change this if you want to use Netinfo (1=Yes, 0=No)
Usenetinfoifnohit: Change this if you want to use NetInfo even if there was no user with
                   the IP found on IRC (1=Yes, 0=No)
Netinfopath:       Change this to the path of NetInfo on your harddisk
Notifyuser:        Change this if you want to tell the flooder on IRC that you found him
                   (1=Yes, 0=No)
Notifytext:        Change this to the text you want to tell the flooder.

Well thats it what you should change in the script...
You should also add a shortcut in AmIRC for using FloodHunter.
Follow the steps in AmIRC like this:
Settings/global setup/lists/aliases
And add an alias like this: "PFH /rx FloodHunter %p"
Thats all you need to do to "install" the script.


Usage:
======

Even easyer...

With Miami:
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You should activate the logfile saving of Miami and give the script
the right path to your logfile possition.
(read the miami docs to find out how)
If the last access was saved to Miamisystemlogfile just type
/PFH or what ever you used as alias in the AmIRC line and hit enter!
FloodHunter will now scan your Logfile for the last line and get the IP from it.
This can take quite a long time if your logfile is very long or your
comp very slow... (its nifty to do this kind of stuff with Arexx, I think :)
The script will output crap if the last line was no flood or port access...
I will change this someday, somehow... ;)

Without Miami/Miamilogfile saving off:
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If logfile saving was not active just enter the IP which Miami should
output in a window behind /PFH like "/PFH 123.123.123.123".

Dont know if AmiTCP/IP outputs any floods or port accesses but if yes
it should work just like above...


Problems:
=========
Well there are some probs if the last line in the MiamiSystemLogfile
was no flood or port access enter the IP manualy then...
There may be some other probs but most of them you wont
encounter if you dont freak around with the script ;)


Contact Infos:
==============

Since FloodHunter is somehow E-Mailware just drop me a line at:
MellowBrain@gmx.de
You can also catch me on IRC: irc.uk.quakenet.eu.org:6667
Channel: #AmigaQuake Nick: MellowB
So if you have any problems bother me there... :)
Another way would be ICQ: 48057229
And finaly via one of the following homepages:
http://fly.to/MellowBrain
http://www.commanders.de
and
http://mellowb.dyns.cx
(my Amiga with static IP only online when Iam online)


Thanks:
=======

Thanks fly out to Chip of KNG <chip@amiga.rulez.org> for letting me
use his DNS tool which was delivered with DNS for AmIRC that inspired me
to write this script.... get the script on Aminet comm/irc/dns.lha.
Thanks also for all the guys on #AmigaQuake which flooded me to test the script! ;)

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FloodHunter is © by MellowBrain aka. Alexander Wachau
DNS is © by Chip of KNG <chip@amiga.rulez.org>
I wont take responsibility for any problems that the script may cause on your computer...