MRTG Eggdrop Channel Count v1.0 TEST by wiak & Rats

wiak · Post by **wiak** » Sat Dec 23, 2006 2:24 am

ps: sorry i triple posted earlier

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# MRTG Eggdrop Channel Count v1.0
# by wiak <tommarnk@gmail.com> & Rats
# Only Tested on FreeBSD 6.0-RELEASE
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this tcl script outputs a readable format for mrtg so it can make a graph of total users in a channel using eggdrop,tcl,shell script & mrtg

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channel user count > eggdrop > tcl script > count.log > shell script that reads count.log > mrtg > ircusers.html with stats!

this is how it looks like

Download:
http://nwgat.net/mrtg-irccount/

PS: i need someone to test this

Alchera · Post by **Alchera** » Sat Dec 23, 2006 2:43 am

This looks very interesting and no doubt will be useful to many.

rosc2112 · Post by **rosc2112** » Sat Dec 23, 2006 4:06 am

Neat.. Just a couple of questions for ya. Why use open r+ instead of a(ppend) for logging in the tcl script, and is it really supposed to log 2 lines of the same data? There's 2 puts' in the tcl file (I'm not familiar with mrtg, so maybe it does need 2 lines for comparing..)

wiak · Post by **wiak** » Sat Dec 23, 2006 4:28 am

170
170
25 days, 3 mins
nwgat.net

gives the shell script ^^

so it needs only 2 lines
but the other are good to have

the uptime & domain will give this output from mrtg on a webpage

IRC Users @ HDBits
The statistics were last updated Saturday, 23 December 2006 at 9:26,
at which time 'nwgat.net' had been up for 25 days, 5 mins.
`Daily' Graph (5 Minute Average)

ps: rats did tcl i did the rest

smash · Post by **smash** » Sat Dec 23, 2006 6:31 am

I take it this wont work with windrop ..?

wiak · Post by **wiak** » Sat Dec 23, 2006 9:16 am

smash wrote:I take it this wont work with windrop ..?

it might as you can use .bat file (win) insted of .sh file (unix)

but i havent tested it

this might work
download http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/ and get cat.exe put that in system32 folder and then use this bat

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cat C:\path\to\mrtg.log

ps: you wont get uptime + domain but atleast it works

=)

the code isnt 100% working, as it wont update at the same time as mrtg, do anyone know howto get it to update using a trigger? from shell script ?
mrtg > .sh script sends cmd to get count> tcl > eggdrop > <returns's count back< #channel count
or something like that

__henke · Post by **__henke** » Tue Mar 06, 2007 8:41 am

Hey!

Nice script. Is there any way to use this thing with multiple channels?

TMM · Post by **TMM** » Sat Apr 07, 2007 7:47 am

__henke wrote:Hey!

Nice script. Is there any way to use this thing with multiple channels?

By using arrays instead of the current method, that would be possible, yes. But there's another problems with this tcl since it only loads the function one time, and then stops update the log, and I presume that it's real purpose is to log the channel all the time, to the logfile?

This is what I changed, to make it work:

At the top of the tcl:

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# Seconds to loop before next update (instead of the regular timer)
set mrtglooptimer 60

In the end of proc LogUsers:

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# Clean up duplicates
foreach tmr [utimers] {if {[lindex $tmr 1]=="LogUsers"} {killutimer [lindex $tmr 2]}}
# Reload timer
utimer 1 reloadLogUsers

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# Fixing some visual bugs for utimer, like this (when a timer expires during the cleanup):
# [13:41] <BotNick> [13:41] Tcl error in script for 'timer2985':
proc reloadLogUsers { } {
global mrtglooptimer
utimer $mrtglooptimer LogUsers
}

And finally

Replace ...

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timer 1 LogUsers

... with ...

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## Initialize Logger
utimer $mrtglooptimer LogUsers