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== IP range-tracker == | |||
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This ] yesterday. It's very buggy, but if you know the right combinations, it is still pretty useful. There is almost absolutely no way to misuse it if you are only tracking IP ranges, however, for administrative duties (like rangeblocks), utmost care must be used. | |||
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To install it, just go to ] and add the following text: | |||
If you defined parameters such as <tt><nowiki>{{Template sandbox|First|Second|name="Named"}}</nowiki></tt>: | |||
;First:{{{1}}} | |||
;Second:{{{2}}} | |||
;Name:{{{name}}} | |||
<nowiki>importScript('MediaWiki:Gadget-contribsrange.js');// ]</nowiki> | |||
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...then add the ] you get from WHOIS. If it doesn't work, it's likely because of the bugs. | |||
The solution I have is re-type that same IP and put /32 or /28 or /26 or /24 or /16 ...the lower the number, the more users & contribs involved. The only way to make it less specific than that is to put ###.###.###.0/# (where "0" replaces the last two to three digits). | |||
In addition to those instructions above, all you need to do is sort the date if you want to track quickly and accurately. There is already a method that I like to use—it's quite useful. Just press: | |||
ctrl+f - type Year-Month-Day (ie 2008 for generalization, 2008-08 for regular searching, or 2008-08-18 for the most up-to-date edits) | |||
Good luck, ] (]) |
Revision as of 00:17, 28 August 2008
IP range-tracker
This a tool that can "track" IP ranges yesterday. It's very buggy, but if you know the right combinations, it is still pretty useful. There is almost absolutely no way to misuse it if you are only tracking IP ranges, however, for administrative duties (like rangeblocks), utmost care must be used.
To install it, just go to your monobook.js and add the following text:
importScript('MediaWiki:Gadget-contribsrange.js');// ]
...then add the CIDR you get from WHOIS. If it doesn't work, it's likely because of the bugs.
The solution I have is re-type that same IP and put /32 or /28 or /26 or /24 or /16 ...the lower the number, the more users & contribs involved. The only way to make it less specific than that is to put ###.###.###.0/# (where "0" replaces the last two to three digits).
In addition to those instructions above, all you need to do is sort the date if you want to track quickly and accurately. There is already a method that I like to use—it's quite useful. Just press:
ctrl+f - type Year-Month-Day (ie 2008 for generalization, 2008-08 for regular searching, or 2008-08-18 for the most up-to-date edits)