ftp-send kills script(?) [solved]

[cannot_delete]

Hi,

if I add this:

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[exec /usr/bin/ncftpput -f ./scripts/ftpserver.ftp /Allstars/ ./scripts/moxquizz/quizdata/rankallstars.data]

to my MoxQuiz-Script (or any other script) the script stops. It does send the rankallstars.data though.

Same thing with this timer-command:

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bind time - "10 * * * *" 

It only sends once. 10 min. later nothing happens.

If i bind it to a "!send"-command it works.



Thx for your help,

-typ-

[cannot_delete]

Pls, anyone help me. =)

It doesn't need to be this code. I just need something that sends this file every 24h by ftp.

Thx,

-typ-

[Alchera]

It would stop because you're not logging into a user account and sending a pass?

It's possible this post is what you need to read; do it via a bash script (with crontab) instead.

The code in the last post will require a little editing to have it do what you want but I think you'll get the idea of how it is supposed to work.

There's also sendftp.tcl.

[cannot_delete]

Hi,

thx for your help. I#m not sure if I understood your first question right. But my user-account data and pass are saved in the "ftpserver.ftp" mentioned here:

[exec /usr/bin/ncftpput -f ./scripts/ftpserver.ftp /Allstars/ ./scripts/moxquizz/quizdata/rankallstars.data]

The bot executes this line (successfully send the rankallstars.data to my ftp-account), but stops afterwards. I added another line witch should send another file, but the bot doesn't.

Unfortunally I am not able to use contrab.

Concerning the sendftp.tcl I added:

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set ftpserv "moxquizz/scripts/logzipper.txt moxquiz.mo.funpic.de moxquiz mypass /logs/logzipper.txt"
bind pub - !logs sendftp §ftpserv

set pingcheck ""

proc sendftp { localfile server user pass remotefile } {
	global pingcheck
	if {![file exist $localfile]} {
		return "sendftp: File $localfile does not exist."
	}
	if {$pingcheck != ""} {
		if {[catch {exec [lindex $pingcheck 0] [lrange $pingcheck 1 end] $server > /dev/null 2> /dev/null}]} {
			return "sendftp: Machine $server seems to be dead."
		}
	}
	set noftp [catch {set ftpprog [exec which ftd]}] 
	if {$noftp} {
		if {[file executable /usr/bin/ftp]} {
			set ftpprog /usr/bin/ftp
			set noftp 0
		}
		if {[file executable /bin/ftp]} {
			set ftpprog /bin/ftp
			set noftp 0
		}
	}
	if {$noftp} { return "sendftp: You don't seem to have the 'ftp' tool" }
	set pipe [open "|$ftpprog -n $server" w]
	puts $pipe "user $user $pass"
	puts $pipe "bin"
	puts $pipe "put $localfile $remotefile"
	puts $pipe "quit"
	close $pipe
	return 1
}

But i get the following error:

[15:01] wrong # args: should be "bind type flags cmd/mask ?procname?"
while executing
"bind pub - !logs sendftp §ftpserv"
(file "scripts/mowlgiggle.tcl" line 57)
invoked from within
"source scripts/mowlgiggle.tcl"
(file "eggdrop.conf" line 132)
[15:01] * CONFIG FILE NOT LOADED (NOT FOUND, OR ERROR)

I suppose that means my §ftpserv isn't in the right place. but where to put it?

thx for your help,

-typ-

[Sir_Fz]

PUB
bind pub <flags> <command> <proc>
procname <nick> <user@host> <handle> <channel> <text>

Description: used for commands given on a channel. The first word
becomes the command and everything else is the text argument.
Module: irc

As for freezing after [exec], try use [open "|<command>"] instead (Search the forum for examples).

[metroid]

Because bind doesn't work in the way you try to use it, nor does it have the capability to use that character as a variable.

[nml375]

@-typ:
As indicated by Sir_Fz's post, the command executed when the binding triggers would be "procname <nick> <user@host> <handle> <channel> <text>", hence you'll have to create your sendftp-proc such that it accepts those arguments accordingly. Also, should you desire to supply additional arguments, you'd have to do it something like this:

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bind pub - !command [list proc $myvar]

Also, you would have to alter your proc accordingly to accept the additional argument, making the argument-list "<myvar> <nick> <user@host> <handle> <channel> <text>".
There is however, much easier ways of doing what I think you wish to accomplish, such as accessing globalspace variables from within your proc (see manpage for "global").

[cannot_delete]

Hi,

first: thx for all your help.

I tried implementing the "[open "|<command>"] "-Command because that seemed to be the simplest solution for my problem. Unfortunally I am still searching the forum for an example.

I'll keep you postet.^^


-typ-

[cannot_delete]

it worked, thx =)