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.wget fot the wget command !?

2001-12-29T21:49:00-04:00

Try the 'open' command, and then use a fileevent to see when the command is done.

Code:

proc reader {fp} {  gets $fp text  # You can parse the $text var to get status information  if {[eof $fp]} {    # The program exited.    close $fp  }}set fp [open "|wget baa"]fileevent $fp readable [list reader $fp]

Statistics: Posted by stdragon — Sat Dec 29, 2001 9:49 pm

.wget fot the wget command !?

2001-12-29T21:00:00-04:00

On 2001-12-28 19:33, guppy wrote:
Not sure what would be a really good way

use an seperate egg to exec the wget cmd (an egg that only does something on the .wget trigger)

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sat Dec 29, 2001 9:00 pm

.wget fot the wget command !?

2001-12-28T22:33:00-04:00

exec wget is bad also because it will cause your bot to block while the file is downloading -- if you download a bigger file your bot will begin to ping out from irc and such ..

a better way would be to exec wget & but then you can't tell when the file is done or not ..

Not sure what would be a really good way

Jeff

Statistics: Posted by guppy — Fri Dec 28, 2001 10:33 pm

.wget fot the wget command !?

2001-12-28T17:03:00-04:00

LoL

that's dumb

but it's working now

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Dec 28, 2001 5:03 pm

.wget fot the wget command !?

2001-12-28T13:06:00-04:00

DoH

i'm not that stupid

I was

Statistics: Posted by slennox — Fri Dec 28, 2001 1:06 pm

.wget fot the wget command !?

2001-12-28T12:18:00-04:00

On 2001-12-28 04:54, slennox wrote:
this commands only works if you got the flag +F
the only one with that flag is me.
Hopefully you're the only one with +m too, because a +m user can add +F to anyone unless you have a proc that filters the chattr command to prevent it.

DoH

i'm not that stupid

It's just a private bot, unlinked, 1 user with +m and +n, and a few others with flags +h an +A or +B for some commands they're allowed to use.

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Dec 28, 2001 12:18 pm

.wget fot the wget command !?

2001-12-28T07:54:00-04:00

this commands only works if you got the flag +F
the only one with that flag is me.

Hopefully you're the only one with +m too, because a +m user can add +F to anyone unless you have a proc that filters the chattr command to prevent it.

Statistics: Posted by slennox — Fri Dec 28, 2001 7:54 am

.wget fot the wget command !?

2001-12-27T21:16:00-04:00

Well, it is in the -help output from my wget http://www.ppslim.ukshells.co.uk/netbots/wget.help

The problem with your second mwthod of doing it, is that eggdrop re-routes the stdin, stdout and stderr to /dev/null, as 100% closure of them, makes Tcl a little nuts

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Thu Dec 27, 2001 9:16 pm

.wget fot the wget command !?

2001-12-27T20:55:00-04:00

On 2001-12-27 13:20, Petersen wrote:
i'm too tired to figure out whats wrong, but be warned, the way you're writing it is a brilliant way for someone to take full control of your shell on your box that you're sshing to via shell meta characters.

this commands only works if you got the flag +F
the only one with that flag is me.

and stdragon, i'm trying it out now, didn't find those arguments with the wget -help command, already searched for something like this (but couldn't find it)

thx for the help guys (i'm just learning tcl, this is my 3rd day , the most things i'm getting from other tcl files, but this thing i couldn't find, nor something like this)

PS: if someone got a good link for a help page or howto or guide or whatever whould be very nice

Greejtz, Zygo.

[ This Message was edited by: Zygomaticum on 2001-12-27 18:03 ]

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Thu Dec 27, 2001 8:55 pm

.wget fot the wget command !?

2001-12-27T18:00:00-04:00

Here's an idea.. instead of doing "cd /home/blah/temp" why don't you use the --output-document=FILE option for wget? Or, for even less of a change, use the --directory-prefix=PREFIX option:

wget --output-document=/home/baa/temp/sheep.zip someurl

wget --directory-prefix=/home/baa/temp someurl

Statistics: Posted by stdragon — Thu Dec 27, 2001 6:00 pm

.wget fot the wget command !?

2001-12-27T16:20:00-04:00

i'm too tired to figure out whats wrong, but be warned, the way you're writing it is a brilliant way for someone to take full control of your shell on your box that you're sshing to via shell meta characters.

Statistics: Posted by Petersen — Thu Dec 27, 2001 4:20 pm

.wget fot the wget command !?

2001-12-27T14:22:00-04:00

Hi.

I got a problem (again ).
I'm making a .wget command to use the linux command wget .

My problem with doing this:
if i let wget download it without any dirchange, the file comes into /home/zygo/eggdrop (my eggdrop dir), but i want it in /home/zygo/temp
if i do it like this:
proc {blablabla}{
set http [lindex $arg 0]
cd /home/zygo/temp
exec wget $http
}
it works, i get the file in the /home/zygo/temp dir, but when i rehash my eggdrop it quits with error: Config file not founded. (this error is because of the dirchange.)
even when i add the command
cd /home/zygo/eggdrop
or
cd /home/zygo/eggdrop/scripts
after the exec ... command, i still get the same error when rehashing.

Now i'm trying to do this by logging in again to the shell with ssh, but i get errors when my eggdrop has to enter the pass.
script i use for ssh loging in atm:

proc pub_wget {nick uhost hand chan arg} {
global sship sshlogin sshpass
set http [lindex $arg 0]
set sshclient [exec which ssh]
set ssh [open "|$sshclient -l $sshlogin $sship" w]
puts $ssh "$sshpass"
puts $ssh "cd /home/zygo/temp"
puts $ssh "wget $http"
putserv "NOTICE $nick :File $http successfully put in /home/zygo/temp."
puts $ssh "exit"
close $ssh
}

error i get:
[17:13] Userfile loaded, unpacking...
zygo@80.56.131.50's password:
zygo@80.56.131.50's password:
zygo@80.56.131.50's password:
[17:13] TCL error [pub_wget]: Pseudo-terminal will not be allocated because stdin is not a terminal.
Permission denied, please try again.
Permission denied, please try again.
Permission denied (publickey,password).

i still get this error when changing the line:
puts $ssh "$sshpass"
into:
puts $ssh $sshpass
and into:
puts $ssh ""

can someone help me?

Thanx in advance, Zygo.

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Thu Dec 27, 2001 2:22 pm