[PD] get my ip

[Orm Finnendahl]

Hi,

I use the enclosed shell script. For this to work you will need the
following:

- the "ifconfig" command to work for the user owning the pd process
- the "shell" external

Copy the attached script "ip_num.sh" somewhere, where it's seen by the
shell (like /usr/local/bin). This script uses grep to find the
relevant line in the ifconfig output. For me the keyword is P-T-P as
I'm on a dialup network. Adjust to your situation. If you can invoke
the script from a console and it returns the ip number, you should be
set with the attached pd patch.

--
Orm

Am 30. Januar 2004, 11:35 Uhr (+0100) schrieb noskule:
> hi list
> i need the ip of my computer to do a netsendconnection as client  to a 
> server (other computer with pd patch). so i want to send my ip to the 
> server that it is able to connect back to my. is there a method for the 
> client patch to get its own ip  . .. ore exists a get_my_Ip external ore 
> somthing . . .?
> ..nos
> 
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