2107653895 would be a "longip", basically a different format of an ip-address. In this case, the ip would be 125.160.63.7. the second number is a randomly chosen port-number.
Basically, Mundo^media tried to dcc-chat your bot, yet your bot could'nt find a matching user in it's database with access to the partyline, and thus it rejected the connection
# convert long ip to dotted quad ip
proc inet_ntoa { ipaddr } {
set bin [binary format i $ipaddr]
binary scan $bin cccc a b c d
set a [expr { ($a + 0x100) % 0x100 }]
set b [expr { ($b + 0x100) % 0x100 }]
set c [expr { ($c + 0x100) % 0x100 }]
set d [expr { ($d + 0x100) % 0x100 }]
#
# Note: this is what was in the original, it presents the dotted quad ip *backwards*...
# I don't know if that is how inet_ntoa normally behaves -rosc
#return "$a.$b.$c.$d"
#
# So, for my purposes, I present the dotted quad ip in the right order.
return "$d.$c.$b.$a"
}
I also posted a question in the help forum, to figure out how to convert the dotted quad ip to a longip.