Hi there, the requests are for a feature on the page. When the console commands are running one of them shows as “curl ifconfig.co” which in the terminal would display your ip. I do not log these IP’s anywhere and only use it purely for comedic effect. I’d also like to point out that you’ve got a website on your club: https://myipaddress.ru/ so if there’s something I could do to keep the IP address command and be in the club please let me know.
I saw how it is used but it's not the issue. The issue is, that on every visit your page generated a log entry on a different page, without any notification or meaningful reason. If this request happens the moment someone enters the command, it would not be an issue.
Hi there, I’m not sure what you mean by that? The ipify only gets called when the command is ran. I have checked in the network tab it inspect element to confirm this as well as the js code for the other pages does not contain the ipify api pull.
Yes, but the command enters and executes itself, which is basically the same behaviour as the one I described.
it executes itself because the FAKE commands randomly appear. the only one that actuall does something is the one we're having troubles with. this is a fun little feature that causes 0 harm to the user as it is using a well known trusted api as well as i dont log anything. it needs to execute so that the ip appears
The issue is not that your page doesn't log anything. It is that your page visit is (even just purely theoretically) tracked and logged by myipaddress.ru because of this request.