NetQuake IPLOG

[naustic]

Is there a big US Netquake iplog database available for download? If not, would it be helpful to have a master iplog database that's compiled from various sources (i.e., active players) available on this website?

The European Netquake Community has a huge iplog list (see Th� European Netquake Community website) available on their website.

[spooker]

Here is my personal iplog. I got it from Bam several years ago and have been building it ever since. Mine is 642 kb, someone else might have a bigger one. One limitation to the iplog is that it's limited to 64 names maximum for a single ip.

linky

[naustic]

Thanks, spooker this is great! Others, please feel free to drop yours. It's nice to be able to identify people who comes on servers with an alias. It makes it more difficult for caps to pick a well balanced team when you have to pick random people.

[JohnRocker]

jesus, i havent seen you around in MANY years Bay..

[JohnRocker]

btw.. how do you check the iplog?

[spooker]

start up proquake, type ipdump, then check the iplog.txt file it made in your id1 folder and search