logs2html module

[Shmupsik]

2 Thunderdome:
I'm thinking on your problem.. look hear.. will it help you?
http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/free ... 11745.html

[Shmupsik]

or this link: http://freebsd.active-venture.com/handb ... stall.html

[demond]

"how in that file it separate by days? " - hum, pisg seems to see the days... maybe the irc log style adds the days and the eggdrop style does not?

i mean how does it separate inside file? what chars using for this?

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Can't load modules logs2html: Shared object "libc.so.6" not found, required by "logs2html.so" 

and what about this?

i found this:

You probably know that libc is the library that includes all the standard C commands (such as printf, read, open, etc.and so on) as well as system calls. Up until 1997, the only library available was the GNU libc v1, which since the move to ELF binary format was given major number 5 (/lib/libc.so.5). In 1997, the Free Software Foundation developed GNU libc v2, with the intention of being cleaner, more portable, and more standard (POSIX compliant). Under Linux, this version got major number 6, hence it's called libc6. These two libraries are incompatible -- if a program is compiled with one libc's headers and stubs, it can't be used with the other. Some of the distributions (RedHat since version 5, Debian since 2, SuSE since 6, and Slackware since 4) have moved to libc6 (meaning that most binaries are compiled with libc6, and the development environment contains libc6 headers and produces programs that work only with libc6). The distributions still contain libc5, as well as other libraries that are linked with libc5, in order to run libc5 binaries, which will usually be programs where the source is not available (such as Quake, etc). The problem is that if a user of the system wants to use a new version of one of thoese libraries, s/he can't compile them, because only libc6 programs or libraries can be produced.

well.. i'm thinking...

you distribute your module as binary only? *yuck*

folks, beware what you run, running binaries obtained from untrusted source exposes you to the risk of being HACKED (your shell account compromised or/and your channel taken over)

[Shmupsik]

2 demond:
Yes, by now it distributed only as binary..

and I can say:
I declare, that I did not build in the module of any nocuous parts, backdoors and so on, the module is intended only for the purposes which are given in the description to it.

[Alchera]

... and it's distributed as a binary only for what purpose?

[Shmupsik]

Ok.. The project is now open source.. You can find it at http://sourceforge.net/projects/logs2html/

regards..

[inertia]

Hello

I have one question. Is there a way to turn off converting the timestamp and the nicknames to HTML?

Thanks in advance

K.

[FallFromGrace]

is there a way to auto-convert logs every 5 minutes?

[Lupo]

This module doesn't work for me... i get this error while compiling :

In file included from .././logs2html.mod/logs2html.c:36:
.././logs2html.mod/logs2html.h:30: error: two or more data types in declaration specifiers
.././logs2html.mod/logs2html.h:30: warning: useless storage class specifier in empty declaration
make[2]: *** [../logs2html.o] Error 1
make[1]: *** [logs2html.mod_o] Error 2
make: *** [static] Error 2

[Kein]

Alexander start working at new version of his logs2html module. New feature requests and old bugs reports are welcome!

[testebr]

Where to send suggestions?

[Kein]

Just type it here.

[testebr]

A basic search will be good and, default "theme" driven by cool css.

[Shmupsik]

A basic search will be good and, default "theme" driven by cool css.

Good day.
Hmm, what kind of search you mean? It's very site-specific option. Or I don't clearly understand what you mean?
Although I'm not a web designer, of course I will try to create a pleasing design. One likes black-and-white theme, others can't leave without rainbow-like, you know - opinions differ.

Best regards,
Alexander

[diven]

How can I make the module convert the logs from last year (2008)?

Thanks!