Server Uptime

[RAWRs]

Any script for showing how long my server run'd after restart? something like @uptime but in chatroom

[Euphy]

Something like this?

prontera,159,187,4    script    Uptime    858,{
function Add_Zero; function Add_S;

   mes
       "[uptime]",
       "The server has been online for ",
       ((.t[1])?Add_S(.t[1],"hour")+", ":"")+
       ((.t[1]||.t[2])?Add_S(.t[2],"minute")+" ":"")+
       ((getarraysize(.t)>2)?"and ":"")+Add_S(.t[3],"second")+", "+
       "and counting!";
   close;

   function Add_Zero { return ((getarg(0)<10)?"0":"")+getarg(0); }
   function Add_S { return "^0055FF"+getarg(0)+" "+getarg(1)+((getarg(0)==1)?"":"s")+"^000000"; }

OnInit:
   set .t[0], gettimetick(2);
   waitingroom "   [ 00:00:00 ]",0;
   initnpctimer;
   end;

OnTimer950:
   set .@t, gettimetick(2)-.t[0];
   set .t[1], .@t/3600;
   set .t[2], .@t/60-.t[1]*60;
   set .t[3], .@t%60;
   end;

OnTimer990:
   initnpctimer;
   delwaitingroom;
   waitingroom "   [ "+Add_Zero(.t[1])+":"+Add_Zero(.t[2])+":"+Add_Zero(.t[3])+" ]",0;
   end;
}

[RAWRs]

Yeah its working Euphy, Thank You!

But is it possible to make it for month,years? If yes,can you edit your previous script,add the Years & Months.

Edited January 22, 2013 by RAWRs

[Euphy]

How would you want that displayed o.o?

// This is pretty much unreadable.
yr:mo:dy:hr:mn:sc
00:00:00:00:00:00

[RAWRs]

How would you want that displayed o.o?

// This is pretty much unreadable.
yr:mo:dy:hr:mn:sc
00:00:00:00:00:00

Yeah.So it impossible to do it?

yr:mo:dy:hr:mn:sc

0:00:000:00:00:00

Edited January 22, 2013 by RAWRs

[RAWRs]

How would you want that displayed o.o?

// This is pretty much unreadable.
yr:mo:dy:hr:mn:sc
00:00:00:00:00:00

Well what about days?

[Capuche]

Just days

dy:hr:mn:sc

00:00:00:00

prontera,159,187,4	script	Uptime	858,{
function Add_Zero; function Add_S;

mes
	"[uptime]",
	"The server has been online for ",
	((.t[1])?Add_S(.t[1],"day")+", ":"")+
	((.t[2])?Add_S(.t[2],"hour")+", ":"")+
	((.t[2]||.t[3])?Add_S(.t[3],"minute")+" ":"")+
	((getarraysize(.t)>2)?"and ":"")+Add_S(.t[4],"second")+", "+
	"and counting!";
close;

function Add_Zero { return ((getarg(0)<10)?"0":"")+getarg(0); }
function Add_S { return "^0055FF"+getarg(0)+" "+getarg(1)+((getarg(0)==1)?"":"s")+"^000000"; }

OnInit:
set .t[0], gettimetick(2);
waitingroom "  [ 00:00:00 ]",0;
initnpctimer;
end;

OnTimer950:
set .@t, gettimetick(2)-.t[0];
set .t[1], .@t/(3600*24);
set .t[2], .@t/3600-.t[1]*24;
set .t[3], .@t/60-.t[2]*60;
set .t[4], .@t%60;
end;

OnTimer990:
initnpctimer;
delwaitingroom;
waitingroom "  [ "+Add_Zero(.t[1])+":"+Add_Zero(.t[2])+":"+Add_Zero(.t[3])+":"+Add_Zero(.t[4])+" ]",0;
end;
}

I don't think it's useful to display month and years, reloadscript reset the count.

Edit : Fix one mistake.

Edited January 27, 2013 by Capuche

[nanakiwurtz]

Why not use a permanent scope?

[Euphy]

@nanakiwurtz: He asked for temporary, unless I'm interpreting this incorrectly?

showing how long my server run'd after restart

[nanakiwurtz]

Hmhm.. I see.. I learned a lot, thanks Euphy and Capuche

+1 for you both

[RAWRs]

Thanks to all of you

[QQfoolsorellina]

@nanakiwurtz: He asked for temporary, unless I'm interpreting this incorrectly?

showing how long my server run'd after restart

Is it possible to prevent @reloadscript resetting the time?

[Euphy]

The most accurate way is to get the time directly from your SQL database, as Brian posted here: http://www.eathena.ws/board/index.php?showtopic=207797

[Cisqua]

prontera,159,187,4	script	Uptime	858,{
function Add_Zero; function Add_S;

	mes
		"[Uptime]",
		"The server has been online for ",
		((.t[1])?Add_S(.t[1],"day")+", ":"")+
		((.t[2])?Add_S(.t[2],"hour")+", ":"")+
		((.t[2]||.t[3])?Add_S(.t[3],"minute")+" ":"")+
		((getarraysize(.t)>2)?"and ":"")+Add_S(.t[4],"second")+", "+
		"and counting!";
	close;

	function Add_Zero { return ((getarg(0)<10)?"0":"")+getarg(0); }
	function Add_S { return "^0055FF"+getarg(0)+" "+getarg(1)+((getarg(0)==1)?"":"s")+"^000000"; }

OnInit:
	set .t[0], gettimetick(2);
	waitingroom "  [ 00:00:00 ]",0;
	initnpctimer;
	end;

OnTimer950:
	set .@t, gettimetick(2)-.t[0];
	set .t[1], .@t/(3600*24);
	set .t[2], .@t/3600-.t[1]*24;
	set .t[3], .@t/60-.t[2]*60;
	set .t[4], .@t%60;
	end;

OnTimer990:
	initnpctimer;
	delwaitingroom;
	waitingroom "  [ "+Add_Zero(.t[1])+":"+Add_Zero(.t[2])+":"+Add_Zero(.t[3])+":"+Add_Zero(.t[4])+" ]",0;
	end;
}

found bug on this script.. if the server run for 12days its show like this d12:h00:m1234124:s00 the day wll not increase the time will add at minute..

 

then how to change this script like read when the server 1st start.

Edited March 9, 2013 by Cisqua