System, mIRC, and Connection Uptime Recorde

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Date Added	Jun 22, 2009
Last Updated	Jun 22, 2009
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Just an alias that displays your system uptime, mIRC uptime, and connection uptime, and keeps a record of each.

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alias uptime {
  var %systemup.seconds = $uptime(system,3)
  var %mircup.seconds = $uptime(mirc,3)
  var %serverup.seconds = $uptime(server,3)
  var %systemup.format = $uptime(system,1)
  var %mircup.format = $uptime(mirc,1)
  var %serverup.format = $uptime(server,1)
  if ((%systemup.seconds.record !isnum) || (%systemup.seconds.record < %systemup.seconds)) {
    set %systemup.seconds.record %systemup.seconds | set %systemup.format.record %systemup.format
  }
  if ((%mircup.seconds.record !isnum) || (%mircup.seconds.record < %mircup.seconds)) {
    set %mircup.seconds.record %mircup.seconds | set %mircup.format.record %mircup.format
  }
  if ((%serverup.seconds.record !isnum) || (%serverup.seconds.record < %serverup.seconds)) {
    set %serverup.seconds.record %serverup.seconds | set %serverup.format.record %serverup.format
  }
  say System Uptime: %systemup.format
  say Record System Uptime: %systemup.format.record
  say mIRC Uptime: %mircup.format
  say Record mIRC Uptime: %mircup.format.record
  say Connection Uptime: %serverup.format
  say Record Connection Uptime: %serverup.format.record
}
on *:exit:{
  var %systemup.seconds = $uptime(system,3)
  var %mircup.seconds = $uptime(mirc,3)
  var %serverup.seconds = $uptime(server,3)
  var %systemup.format = $uptime(system,1)
  var %mircup.format = $uptime(mirc,1)
  var %serverup.format = $uptime(server,1)
  if ((%systemup.seconds.record !isnum) || (%systemup.seconds.record < %systemup.seconds)) {
    set %systemup.seconds.record %systemup.seconds | set %systemup.format.record %systemup.format
  }
  if ((%mircup.seconds.record !isnum) || (%mircup.seconds.record < %mircup.seconds)) {
    set %mircup.seconds.record %mircup.seconds | set %mircup.format.record %mircup.format
  }
  if ((%serverup.seconds.record !isnum) || (%serverup.seconds.record < %serverup.seconds)) {
    set %serverup.seconds.record %serverup.seconds | set %serverup.format.record %serverup.format
  }
}
on *:DISCONNECT:{
  var %systemup.seconds = $uptime(system,3)
  var %mircup.seconds = $uptime(mirc,3)
  var %serverup.seconds = $uptime(server,3)
  var %systemup.format = $uptime(system,1)
  var %mircup.format = $uptime(mirc,1)
  var %serverup.format = $uptime(server,1)
  if ((%systemup.seconds.record !isnum) || (%systemup.seconds.record < %systemup.seconds)) {
    set %systemup.seconds.record %systemup.seconds | set %systemup.format.record %systemup.format
  }
  if ((%mircup.seconds.record !isnum) || (%mircup.seconds.record < %mircup.seconds)) {
    set %mircup.seconds.record %mircup.seconds | set %mircup.format.record %mircup.format
  }
  if ((%serverup.seconds.record !isnum) || (%serverup.seconds.record < %serverup.seconds)) {
    set %serverup.seconds.record %serverup.seconds | set %serverup.format.record %serverup.format
  }
}

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sunslayer

Comments: 267

mIRC Snippet: System, mIRC, and Connection Uptime Recorde
Posted on Jun 23, 2009 1:42 am

use /msg # instead of /say and maybe put some of them together so its less spammy

also in the disconnect event y save the mIRC uptime? maybe add an exit event for that instead

TheImrac

Comments: 64

mIRC Snippet: System, mIRC, and Connection Uptime Recorde
Posted on Jun 23, 2009 5:04 am

A few pointers, Use an alias instead of having 3 copies of all the uptime checking code. Second instead of saving a formatted time, you can just use $duration identifier when you msg the channel. Third, there is no need to check to see if the record variable is a number then check if its greater than. The <,>,<=,>= operators only pop true if they are numbers. So Something like:

Code:

alias uptime_update {
If (%uptime_s !> $uptime(system,3)) set %uptime_s $v2
If (%uptime_m !> $uptime(mirc,3)) set %uptime_m $v2
If (%uptime_sv !> $uptime(server,3)) set %uptime_sv $f2
}
on *:DISCONNECT:{ uptime_update }
on *:EXIT:{ uptime_update }
alias uptime {
uptime_update
say System Uptime: $uptime(system,1) (Record: $duration(%uptime_s,1) $+ ), Mirc: $uptime(mirc,1) ( $+ $duration(%uptime_m,1) $+ ), Connection: $uptime(server,1) ( $+ $duration(%uptime_sv,1) $+ )
}

Sunslayer, /say is perfectly valid in this case. He is using it in an alias, so one would assume he will type /update to send the info to and this could be in a PM. all say is, is /msg $active.

HexOxide

Comments: 2

mIRC Snippet: System, mIRC, and Connection Uptime Recorde
Posted on Jun 25, 2009 9:56 pm

Thanks, actually before I posted it I tried creating an uptime_update alias similar to the one you have there, but the alias just wouldn't work at the time and I couldn't figure it out at all, so I gave up and posted it as it is, but I will try again.

Cheers

HexOxide

Comments: 2

mIRC Snippet: System, mIRC, and Connection Uptime Recorde
Posted on Jun 25, 2009 10:13 pm

OK, so now I have:

Code:

alias uptime_update {
If (%systemup.record !> $uptime(system,3)) set %systemup.record $v2
If (%mircup.record !> $uptime(mirc,3)) set %mircup.record $v2
If (%serverup.record !> $uptime(server,3)) set %serverup.record $v2
}
on *:DISCONNECT:{ uptime_update }
on *:EXIT:{ uptime_update }
alias uptime {
uptime_update
say System Uptime: $uptime(system,1) Record: $duration(%systemup.record,1)
say mIRC Uptime: $uptime(mirc,1) Record: $duration(%mircup.record,1)
say Server Uptime: $uptime(server,1) Record: $duration(%serverup.record,1)
}

And it's still not working, the uptime_update alias is being run, but it's not setting the variables?

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