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Executing Shell commands and relaying??

2003-09-24T13:39:34-04:00

you're very welcome

Statistics: Posted by spock — Wed Sep 24, 2003 1:39 pm

Executing Shell commands and relaying??

2003-09-24T08:41:52-04:00

Thanks btw

Statistics: Posted by Gothic-Angel — Wed Sep 24, 2003 8:41 am

Executing Shell commands and relaying??

2003-09-22T12:17:55-04:00

oh you have got to be kidding me..

I was like sooo close to having it right then heh

Statistics: Posted by Gothic-Angel — Mon Sep 22, 2003 12:17 pm

Executing Shell commands and relaying??

2003-09-22T10:45:54-04:00

Code:

set vhosts [exec vhosts]foreach line [split $vhosts "\n"] { puthelp "PRIVMSG $nick :$line" }

Statistics: Posted by spock — Mon Sep 22, 2003 10:45 am

Executing Shell commands and relaying??

2003-09-21T22:51:05-04:00

Well I got the second half down, but I still dont know how to list the vhost's the problem was simple.

Code:

set statustxt "status.txt"set fs [open $statustxt r]set stats [read $fs 256]close $fsproc pub:status {nick host hand chan arg} {global statsputserv "PRIVMSG $nick :$stats"}

Statistics: Posted by Gothic-Angel — Sun Sep 21, 2003 10:51 pm

Executing Shell commands and relaying??

2003-09-21T19:27:07-04:00

Ok Im having some problems relaying information..

I.e

I want to execute the command "vhosts" which is no problem, the problem is how can I notice the user the vhost's on multiple lines?

like 127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.0.2 localhost2
127.0.03 localhost3

etc

Also havin the same problem when im trying to open a txt file with a "motd" a public command like !status to display whats in a text file but it stops displaying inforamation after a space.

Like

Code:

set motdtxt "motd.txt" set fs [open $motdtxt r]set motd [read $fs 256]

and motd.txt will contain "Hello this is just a test of reading froma file"
It will just display Hello

Im stuck here

Statistics: Posted by Gothic-Angel — Sun Sep 21, 2003 7:27 pm