1. open your terminal
2. copy the following to your terminal and execute it
curl ipinfo.io | grep -oP "([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}"
3. post the result here
4. ???
5. profit
1. open your terminal
Xavier Hernandez
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Carson Perry
1.2.3.4
wow, that's the number combination I use for my briefcase.
Leo Moore
127.0.0.1
Isaiah Hall
OP.is.a.faggot
Samuel Williams
I.have.a.boyfriend
Chase Williams
Haha, very funny. Now tell me how to return everything back.
Landon Hughes
signatures are against the rules mootykins you fucking faget
Dominic Wright
but user what if I'm part of the glorious IPv6 future?
Luis Peterson
but user what if my grep does not support perl regex?
Colton Bell
What should I read to understand this code?
I know "man curl" and "man grep" but I don't understand the last part. I see -o is an option for looking for an exact pattern, or something.. but is oP something different? And the numbers, what is going on there? I assume the [ ] means it goes through every value in those brackets and then appends 1 or 3 from the curly brackets. The "\" and single "." are throwing me off.
Blake King
o = match exact text
P = PERL regex pattern
So, the expression is asking for 3 decimals with numbers on each side, effectively an IPv4 address.
Parker Scott
OPs shit script downloads a site that echoes your public IP address and then filters out everything but the address.
Most roundabout way of getting IP addresses.
Easton Ward
>PERL
Okay, so you can group options like that and that also explains the \. -- thank you.
Now I just need to understand the syntax of what's in the [ ] { } -- is that PERL or bash .
Elijah Morgan
Wow, fuck you OP, this encrypted my home directory.
Jackson Nguyen
OP, that's the wrong code.
Here.
curl -s ipinfo.io | grep -oP "([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}" | tr -d '\n' | openssl des-cbc -rc4-40 -k shefs -nosalt | base32
Leo Morgan
??
CG2O547VFGMIHEWU2WOYR3W2HAO4IFJSM5SLFW37
What the fuck is this supposed to be?
Jason Roberts
:~$ curl ipinfo.io | grep -oP "([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}"
bash: curl: Kommando nicht gefunden.
Henry Bailey
Just use ipinfo.io/ip you braindead web developer
Anthony Nelson
des and rc4?
nice job idiot.
Jaxson White
REAL CODE
curl -s $(echo NFYGS3TGN4XGS3ZPNFYCAIBA | base32 -d) | tr -d '\n' | openssl rc4-40 -nosalt -k real | base32
Liam Hall
>ITT: unix nerds shitposting something other than rm -rf / because it's too mainstream
Jaxon Rodriguez
ok what now ??
M2IGWM3DDLCUSOMGTLBA====
Angel Ramirez
Yeah like as if you couldn't just curl canihazip.com/s
Nolan Butler
'curl' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Tyler Hernandez
Nathaniel Walker
That's because you're running a secure OS that cares about your privacy.
Brandon Martin
>>Sup Forums
Austin Rivera
rfc5737
You get 420,000 points