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Uptime+away

2007-11-17T20:23:55-04:00

thanks for reply yahoo

actually iam looking for script that will show bot uptime in his away msg..

ex. Bot is away: Online: 22 days, 22:43 Hours

then try botaway.tcl which does this already

Statistics: Posted by YooHoo — Sat Nov 17, 2007 8:23 pm

Uptime+away

2007-11-16T13:21:10-04:00

sk-4, you need to visit the Tcl Archives, and use the keyword uptime. I found nine such scripts already written that will display your shell's uptime in your channel, plus many other features.

did you miss that part, and wth you didn't search before posting? come on dude...

Statistics: Posted by wac — Fri Nov 16, 2007 1:21 pm

Uptime+away

2007-11-16T10:51:02-04:00

thanks for reply yahoo

actually iam looking for script that will show bot uptime in his away msg..

ex. Bot is away: Online: 22 days, 22:43 Hours

Statistics: Posted by sk-4 — Fri Nov 16, 2007 10:51 am

Uptime+away

2007-11-16T10:05:17-04:00

sk-4, you need to visit the Tcl Archives, and use the keyword uptime. I found nine such scripts already written that will display your shell's uptime in your channel, plus many other features.

Statistics: Posted by YooHoo — Fri Nov 16, 2007 10:05 am

Uptime+away

2007-11-16T06:24:22-04:00

yes i just want it to show bot uptime in this way

bot Online: 22 days, 18:13 Hours

Statistics: Posted by sk-4 — Fri Nov 16, 2007 6:24 am

Uptime+away

2007-11-15T14:44:43-04:00

I'm guessing you would just take out the one's you don't want, like week, mins, seconds. That would be my first guess but don't quote me on that

Statistics: Posted by wac — Thu Nov 15, 2007 2:44 pm

Uptime+away

2007-11-15T14:17:33-04:00

How to change the away output ,i want something like this

earlier away msg is
Bot has been up for: 0 weak(s) 0 day(s) 0 hour(s) 11 minute(s) 42 second(s).

how to make it show the day and time..maybe bot can set away or back according timer
Bot is away: 4 Online: 22 days, 02:03 Hours

Statistics: Posted by sk-4 — Thu Nov 15, 2007 2:17 pm

Uptime+away

2007-10-31T16:20:31-04:00

Hey it's cool I'm not that great either I either learn from others or read it myself and then test it till I get it to work, I was just curious as to how something like that might get implemented. Thanks for your info though.

Statistics: Posted by wac — Wed Oct 31, 2007 4:20 pm

Uptime+away

2007-10-31T10:06:02-04:00

do you think that could work for multiple channels? (like space separated list) or would it just need to be run a seperate tcl for each channel? I'm just curious is all.

If you change this:

Code:

timer 60 set:eggtime proc set:eggtime {} { global mychannel foreach chan [channels] { putserv "PRIVMSG $mychannel :[eggtime]" timer 60 set:eggtime  } }

Replace with:

Code:

timer 60 set:eggtime proc set:eggtime {} { foreach chan [channels] { putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :[eggtime]" timer 60 set:eggtime  } }

Then I think it should work, I am not sure or else you can add channels manually but adding:

Code:

putserv "PRIVMSG $chan1 :[eggtime]"putserv "PRIVMSG $chan2 :[eggtime]"putserv "PRIVMSG $chan3 :[eggtime]"

I am not that good coder so I am not sure what I am doing I test them to find out if they're working, so I need to test right now I am busy so I can't test

thanks
iamdeath[/code]

Statistics: Posted by iamdeath — Wed Oct 31, 2007 10:06 am

Uptime+away

2007-10-31T02:48:35-04:00

do you think that could work for multiple channels? (like space separated list) or would it just need to be run a seperate tcl for each channel? I'm just curious is all.

Statistics: Posted by wac — Wed Oct 31, 2007 2:48 am

Uptime+away

2007-10-31T01:39:40-04:00

Code:

# Title: Simple eggdrop uptime script ############################################################################ # Description: #  - An os independent os script verry simple. I know to simple but seems #    hard to find a deasend script that doesn't use the shell uptime but #    but the actual uptime of the eggdrop. You can also use this in scripts #    Example: [eggtime] this will return the value that is returned in #             channel. #  - This has dcc, pub & msg binds you can set them to your preference. # # Install: #  - Put this script into the scripts dir of the eggdrop #  - Add this to your eggdrop config: "source scripts/uptime.tcl" #  - Rehash the bot and your done. # # HomePage: http://www.ofloo.net/ # Mail: support[at]ofloo.net # # ChangeLog: #  - 15/12/2003 :: Weak fix & adjusted msg little & added n00b help ;) ############################################################################ ############################################################################ # SETTINGS # Set the triggers to you preference.. # Dcc is always with a . infront also you don't have to add it in the bind # I prefer for msg it to be a . as well so I always use . for msg (.uptime) # You can use whatever of course for example ?uptime # For channel triggers I always use ! you can change that as well to your # preference also it doesn't have to be uptime you can choose whatever set time(dcc) "uptime" set time(msg) ".uptime" set time(pub) "!uptime" set mychannel "#channel"# This is the flag to whom is able to use it if you would like only known # users to use it set it to "h" because the eggdrop will add users by default # as hp if you didn't change it of course. You can also limit it to channel # operators this means they have to be known to the eggdrop of course then # set it to "o" masters "m" owers "n" whatever you prefer of course. # read the doc files to find out more about flags set time(flag) "-" # How to edit the colors: # for an eggdrop to know its an color you always need \003 so then put your # favorite color behind it like mirc   you get a choice menu #   <4> = red so look below \0034 = red yellow \0038 orange = \0037 # and so on and so on think you get the idea ? set time(col1) "\00314" set time(col2) "\0034" ############################# DO NOT EDIT BELOW ############################ set vrs "0.2" ############################################################################ # BINDS bind pub "$time(flag)" "$time(pub)" uptime:pub bind dcc "$time(flag)" "$time(dcc)" uptime:dcc bind msg "$time(flag)" "$time(msg)" uptime:msg ############################################################################ # PROCS timer 60 set:eggtime proc set:eggtime {} { global mychannelforeach chan [channels] { putserv "PRIVMSG $mychannel :[eggtime]" timer 60 set:eggtime  } } proc uptime:pub {nick uhost hand chan arg} {   putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :[eggtime]" } proc uptime:msg {nick uhost hand arg} {   putserv "PRIVMSG $nick :[eggtime]" } proc uptime:dcc {hand idx arg} {   putdcc $idx "[eggtime]" } proc eggtime {} {   set ::time(uptime) [expr [clock seconds]-$::uptime]   set ::time(weak) [expr $::time(uptime)/604800]   set ::time(uptime) [expr $::time(uptime)-$::time(weak)*604800]   set ::time(days) [expr $::time(uptime)/86400]   set ::time(uptime) [expr $::time(uptime)-$::time(days)*86400]   set ::time(hour) [expr $::time(uptime)/3600]   set ::time(uptime) [expr $::time(uptime)-$::time(hour)*3600]   set ::time(mins) [expr $::time(uptime)/60]   set ::time(uptime) [expr $::time(uptime)-$::time(mins)*60]   set ::time(secs) $::time(uptime)   set ::time(return) "$::time(col2)$::botnick $::time(col1)has been up for:$::time(col2) $::time(weak) $::time(col1)weak\(s\)$::time(col2) $::time(days) $::time(col1)day\(s\)$::time(col2) $::time(hour) $::time(col1)hour\(s\)$::time(col2) $::time(mins) $::time(col1)minute\(s\)$::time(col2) $::time(secs) $::time(col1)second\(s\)."   return $::time(return) } ############################################################################ putlog "Sucsesfully loaded \002Ofloo\002 uptime script version\002 $vrs\002"

You need to set mychannel value and it will show uptime every 1 hour in that channel

Statistics: Posted by iamdeath — Wed Oct 31, 2007 1:39 am

Uptime+away

2007-10-30T23:30:15-04:00

Hi iamdeath, can u help me regarding that showing bot uptime but i wanted it shows the uptime on channel every 1 hour w/o typing !uptime, .uptime.... thanks in advance

Statistics: Posted by Sydneybabe — Tue Oct 30, 2007 11:30 pm

:D

2007-10-29T14:44:58-04:00

yeah np

Statistics: Posted by wac — Mon Oct 29, 2007 2:44 pm

Uptime+away

2007-10-29T02:05:22-04:00

I have set it to change away in 60 minutes == 1 hour. Should'nt be a problem now.

Thanks
iamdeath

Statistics: Posted by iamdeath — Mon Oct 29, 2007 2:05 am

lol

2007-10-28T17:36:33-04:00

You might try setting it higher like to an hour or so or a day or something and adding into the away message that it has an "uptime of x at y" like
"bot1 has had an uptime of 12 years at 3pm CST" or something similar to that

On a side note I found my answer to using the timer function I think. Yay!

Statistics: Posted by wac — Sun Oct 28, 2007 5:36 pm