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LogZipper

2003-05-09T10:52:59-04:00

tnx a lot

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri May 09, 2003 10:52 am

LogZipper

2003-05-09T04:51:49-04:00

Yes.

There is a special reasonf or this.

A single dot (.) means current dir, while a double dot (..) means the parent dir.

However, a / at the begining of the directory means start from the loweset level, and is used for absolute paths.

Seeing as the script requires a relative path from the bots dir, you can't start it /.

It states it needs the / to remain.

As the logs are stored in the bots dir, this doesn't need a value, but it still requires the /. As noted, not possible.

So you tell it to stay int eh current dir with the single dot, and then add the slash.

It may also be a case, that you can even set this to "" (blank), but there is no gurentee without looking at the code, if it supports this. So sticking to the layed out format is the way to go.

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Fri May 09, 2003 4:51 am

LogZipper

2003-05-09T01:54:37-04:00

"./" ?? including the "." ??

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri May 09, 2003 1:54 am

LogZipper

2003-05-08T17:45:39-04:00

use ./

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Thu May 08, 2003 5:45 pm

LogZipper

2003-05-08T16:42:49-04:00

anybody here who uses LogZipper.tcl?? i'm confused as to what directory this script is referring to

Code:

set lz(logloc) "logs/"lz(logloc) is the relative path of the directory where youkeep the logfiles. Leave trailing / as is.

if i put my logfiles in /home/blahblah/eggdrop/ what should i put as the directory???

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Thu May 08, 2003 4:42 pm