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10 changes: 9 additions & 1 deletion main.py
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from prompt_toolkit import print_formatted_text, HTML
from websockets.exceptions import ConnectionClosedError
from utils.helper_display import HelperDisplay
from requests import get
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requests is quite a heavy module to import for task as small as this. Also, we cannot just assume that the users have curl or wget binaries installed on their distribution which makes it a difficult point to discuss about.



USERS = {}
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return userlist


def ipaddress():
return get('https://api64.ipify.org').text
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This does a great job in retrieving an IPv6 address as evidenced in the screenshot I have attached just below.

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But when it comes to IPv4, it still ends up fetching the IPv6 address.

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async def notify_mesej(message):
if USERS: await asyncio.wait([user.send(message) for user in USERS])

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else:
return False


async def send_chatroommembers_list(websoc):
chatroom_id = USERS[websoc][1]
users_list = "SNCTRYZERO" + sepr + "USERSLIST" + sepr + str(getallus(chatroom_id)) + sepr + chatroom_id
await websoc.send(users_list)


async def chatroom(websocket, path):
if not websocket in USERS:
USERS[websocket] = ""
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elif netprotc == "ipprotv4":
print_formatted_text(HTML("[" + obtntime() + "] " + "<b>SNCTRYZERO</b> > <green>IP version : 4</green>"))
netpdata = "0.0.0.0"
print_formatted_text(HTML("[" + obtntime() + "] " + "<b>SNCTRYZERO</b> > <green>IP address : " + ipaddress() + "</green>"))
servenow(netpdata, chatport)
except OSError:
print_formatted_text(HTML("[" + obtntime() + "] " + "<b>SNCTRYZERO</b> > <red><b>The server could not be started up</b></red>"))
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Nice touch with the corrected message. 😉

print_formatted_text(HTML("[" + obtntime() + "] " + "<b>SNCTRYZERO</b> > <red><b>The server could not be started</b></red>"))


if __name__ == "__main__":
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