Solved Write server info to file error

[Wiw3K]

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Error in 3rd post.


Hiho, i have managed to add server info to Znote AAC and it works but it looks like it can get the values from socket once for five minutes.

x = number

First time or after five minutes+- i refresh page, it shows correct:

Server Online
Players: x
Uptime: xh xm

but then i refresh page or go to another sub page it changes to:

Server Online
Players:
Uptime: 0h 0m

How to fix that ? i have to add delay between updates ? or what? How to do that in php.
Thanks.

 

[Chris]

Send the request to the server, store the response in a file (or database), then compare the modified file timestamp (or last modified database column) with the current timestamp, if X minutes has passed, re-send the request and override the existing file (or database information) with the new, updated response.

 

[Wiw3K]

yesterday i found possible solution before i went to bed, ok so wouldn't be better if my server creates file with variables and i just read it in php?

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i have written a globalevent and created script to it:

globalevent.xml

<globalevent name="serverstatus" interval="60" event="script" value="status.lua"/>

and then script named status.lua:
so the effect is that it writes to file those variables but i have an error in console everytime it writes:

> Global address: x.x.x.x
> Local ports: 7171    7172
>> All modules were loaded, server is starting up...
>> x server Online!

[Error - GlobalEvents::think] Couldn't execute event: serverstatus
[Error - GlobalEvents::think] Couldn't execute event: serverstatus
[Error - GlobalEvents::think] Couldn't execute event: serverstatus
[Error - GlobalEvents::think] Couldn't execute event: serverstatus

What is going on?

 

[Chris]

I'm not sure what is causing the event to fail, but instead of using a ton of if statements to format the hours, minutes and seconds with a leading zero, something like this should probably do:

local lottery = string.format("%02d:%02d:%02d", hours, minutes, second)

Another thing you could do, maybe less substantial, but possible nevertheless, is to declare e.g. the time variables at the same line:

local hours, minutes, seconds = 0, 0, 0

 

[Wiw3K]

i have write

I'm not sure what is causing the event to fail, but instead of using a ton of if statements to format the hours, minutes and seconds with a leading zero, something like this should probably do:

local lottery = string.format("%02d:%02d:%02d", hours, minutes, second)

Another thing you could do, maybe less substantial, but possible nevertheless, is to declare e.g. the time variables at the same line:

local hours, minutes, seconds = 0, 0, 0

Ohh i didnt know lua supports string.format, thanks soo this works like charm but still i have error in my console no idea Whyy :O

[Error - GlobalEvents::think] Couldn't execute event: serverstatus

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Fixed, forgot to add return true server didnt know it passed well or what happened so gave me error Thanks again for helping.