need a script

[CuteBangla]

i need a script what can make a live index page that will show all public msg fron a channel & it will update that html page in evry 1 min that can help me out to see all the public msg of a channel live ...

[DragnLord]

Look at the second script I wrote in this thread.

[CuteBangla]

is this will be the script?

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set logfile "/home/blabla/public_html/index.html" 
bind pubm - * cmd:log 
bind pubm - * cmd:log 

proc cmd:log {n u h c t} { 
        set cmdlog [open ${::logfile} a+] 
        set timestamp [clock format [clock seconds]] 
        puts $cmdlog "\[$timestamp\] $t used by $n in $c" 
        close $cmdlog 
} 

i want to have that as html file
that any1 can see & mayb that index file ill refresh after evry X seconds or after a new public message in the channel .... & delet old line after evry 20 new lines ...

Look at the second script I wrote in this thread.

[DragnLord]

A single 'bind pubm - * cmd:log' is all that is needed.
The script would update the page in real time.
Changing

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puts $cmdlog "\[$timestamp\] $t used by $n in $c"

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puts $cmdlog "\[$timestamp\] <$n> $t <br>"

will format the file for html.

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set timestamp [clock format [clock seconds] -format {%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S}]

will give a better timestamp for webpages

[CuteBangla]

so is this the final script?
will it delete evry old line after X new lines?

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set logfile "/home/blabla/public_html/index.html" 
bind pubm - * cmd:log 

proc cmd:log {n u h c t} { 
	set cmdlog [open ${::logfile} a+] 
	set timestamp [clock format [clock seconds] -format {%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S}]
	puts $cmdlog "\[$timestamp\] <$n> $t <br>" 
	close $cmdlog 
} 

[DragnLord]

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set logfile "/home/blabla/public_html/index.html"
# set for logfile length
set linecount 20
bind pubm - * cmd:log
set filecount 0
proc cmd:log {n u h c t} {
   set cmdlog [open ${::logfile} a+]
   set timestamp [clock format [clock seconds] -format {%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S}]
   puts $cmdlog "\[$timestamp\] <$n> $t <br>"
   close $cmdlog
   set pline [lindex [exec wc -l ${::logfile}] 0]
   if {${::filecount} >= ${::linecount}}{
      exec tail -n${::linecount} ${::logfile} > ${::logfile}
      set ::filecount 0
   }
   incr ::filecount
} 

Give this a try. Should update the webpage the way you want.

[CuteBangla]

will u please tell me how can i define a singel channel??

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set logfile "/home/blabla/public_html/index.html"
# set for logfile length
set linecount 20
bind pubm - * cmd:log
set filecount 0
proc cmd:log {n u h c t} {
   set cmdlog [open ${::logfile} a+]
   set timestamp [clock format [clock seconds] -format {%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S}]
   puts $cmdlog "\[$timestamp\] <$n> $t <br>"
   close $cmdlog
   set pline [lindex [exec wc -l ${::logfile}] 0]
   if {${::filecount} >= ${::linecount}}{
      exec tail -n${::linecount} ${::logfile} > ${::logfile}
      set ::filecount 0
   }
   incr ::filecount
} 

Give this a try. Should update the webpage the way you want.

[Sir_Fz]

Change

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bind pubm - * cmd:log

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bind pubm - "#chan *" cmd:log

[CuteBangla]

one more thnk is it possible to upload this html file to a remote host folder
i mean not in shell in some other host ??

[CuteBangla]

is there any way to save tha log to a remote ftp folder??