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TCL request

2006-02-22T16:08:46-04:00

try this, youl need to change the path to where the vbs script is and change the 2 #mychannel bits to your channel.

Code:

set apprunningcheck 0bind time - * go:appcheckproc go:appcheck {m h d mo y} {global apprunningcheckset appres [exec c:/windows/system32/cscript //Nologo c:/test.vbs]if {$appres != $apprunningcheck & $appres == "0"} {puthelp "PRIVMSG #mychannel :app exited" ; set apprunningcheck 0   } if {$appres != $apprunningcheck & $appres == "1"} {puthelp "PRIVMSG #mychannel :app started" ; set apprunningcheck 1   }}

Statistics: Posted by deadite66 — Wed Feb 22, 2006 4:08 pm

TCL request

2006-02-22T07:33:07-04:00

and how to link it with the tcl for irc announcement?
Thanks

Statistics: Posted by eliteop — Wed Feb 22, 2006 7:33 am

TCL request

2006-02-16T13:04:39-04:00

it could be done with a small vbscript as your using windrop.

Code:

set wmi = getobject("winmgmts:")wql = "select * from win32_process " _    & " where name='notepad.exe'"set results = wmi.execquery(wql)WScript.Echo results.count

if you had a tcl script to run
c:/windows/system32/cscript //Nologo c:/myscript.vbs
and catch the result.
0 = no notepad open
1+ = how many open

Statistics: Posted by deadite66 — Thu Feb 16, 2006 1:04 pm

TCL request

2006-02-12T15:23:40-04:00

Hi, can somebody help me?
I need a tcl that search every x minutes if a process is running and, if it is, tell it on a irc channel.
Something like: if i open notepad.exe i would like windrop to tell on irc "notepad.exe was just opened bla bla bla"
Thanks for your time

Statistics: Posted by eliteop — Sun Feb 12, 2006 3:23 pm