Difference between revisions of "Banning Abusive Mibbit Users"
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So the best method to ban a mibbit user is whois the user, then implement a ban as such: | So the best method to ban a mibbit user is whois the user, then implement a ban as such: | ||
| − | ==Channel Ban== | + | ==Commands== |
| + | ===Channel Ban=== | ||
<nowiki>/mode +b *!<ident>@*.mibbit.com</nowiki> | <nowiki>/mode +b *!<ident>@*.mibbit.com</nowiki> | ||
Kicking would then be performed as normal. | Kicking would then be performed as normal. | ||
| − | ==G/K-lining== | + | ===G/K-lining=== |
<nowiki>/gline <ident>@*.mibbit.com 0 Reason text</nowiki> | <nowiki>/gline <ident>@*.mibbit.com 0 Reason text</nowiki> | ||
or | or | ||
<nowiki>/kline <ident>@*.mibbit.com 0 Reason text</nowiki> | <nowiki>/kline <ident>@*.mibbit.com 0 Reason text</nowiki> | ||
| − | ==Z-lining== | + | ===Z-lining=== |
Z-lines are not recommended as they would target all users since z-lines are IP-based. | Z-lines are not recommended as they would target all users since z-lines are IP-based. | ||
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| + | ==Decoding the IP== | ||
| + | Often times for accountability/abuse reasons, it can be useful to determine the IP address of a mibbit user. | ||
| + | |||
| + | Take the hex: | ||
| + | * cb007135 | ||
| + | Separate each byte into quads: | ||
| + | * cb.00.71.35 | ||
| + | Translate each quad to decimal: | ||
| + | * 203.0.113.53 | ||
Revision as of 22:27, 13 June 2013
Mibbit is a service that permits users to utilize web browsers to connect to IRC. Mibbit functions by operating a series of termination servers (ircip#.mibbit.com) that operate as an intermediary between the user and the IRC service to provide a translation between the HTTP and IRC protocols. Due to this, users appear to be connecting from the termination servers and thus banning has to be handled a differently.
IRC user masks are in the form of <nick>!<ident>@<hostmask>. Most of the time channel, server, or network personnel normally would target the hostmask field alone, however with Mibbit, doing such would impact all users connecting through a termination server. To aid operations personnel, the Mibbit service transmits the IP address of the connecting user via the ident field encoded in hex.
So the best method to ban a mibbit user is whois the user, then implement a ban as such:
Commands
Channel Ban
/mode +b *!<ident>@*.mibbit.com
Kicking would then be performed as normal.
G/K-lining
/gline <ident>@*.mibbit.com 0 Reason text
or
/kline <ident>@*.mibbit.com 0 Reason text
Z-lining
Z-lines are not recommended as they would target all users since z-lines are IP-based.
Decoding the IP
Often times for accountability/abuse reasons, it can be useful to determine the IP address of a mibbit user.
Take the hex:
- cb007135
Separate each byte into quads:
- cb.00.71.35
Translate each quad to decimal:
- 203.0.113.53
