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Joined: Aug 2004
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Ameglian cow
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Ameglian cow
Joined: Aug 2004
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Would it be possible to have something that loads script files from a folder on the web? A friend has offered me a position as the "bot script guy" for his channel, and his connection is a lot more stable than mine, so the actual bot is planned to be on his computer. He's offered to make an FTP space on his website that I could load scripts to, but we were wondering if it would be possible to rig something up so that when the bot started up (Or when given a command, for when I updated things while it was running), it would either download or just read all the scripts from that folder on the web, and load the scripts. My other idea (Since his DCC is busted) was to make a switch command that would create a sort of logging script. Something along the lines of:
on 1:TEXT:*:?: {
if ($1 == !StartScriptLogging) {
set %ScriptName $2
set %LoggingScript on
}
elseif ($1 == !StopLoggingScript) { set %LoggingScript off }
elseif ($1 == !LoadScript) { load $2 }
elseif ($1 == !UnloadScript) { unload $2 }
elseif (%LoggingScript = on) { write scripts/ $+ %ScriptName $+ .mrc $1- }
else { }
}
Apologies if there's errors in that, it was just something I typed up on the fly as an example.
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Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 342
Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
Joined: Feb 2005
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You can't run a script from a website, unless the bot is on the host machine. (Meaning, if the machine hosting the website is the same machine that is hosting the bot, then yes, the bot could just find and load the upload script via an on text command or what have you.) If the website is on a different machine, then it gets more complicated. You could write a script that does something like: !get http://something.com/somefile.mrc, and have the bot download that file via sockets, and then load the file. But that's a little more complicated than it's worth, imo. Of course, seeing as this is a pretty commonly requested thing, you could just download a premade one that works wonders. Such as FiberOPtics $download() script, which can be found hereThen, all you would have to do is: on *:text:!getscript & &:#:{ .signal getscript $2 $3 }
on *:signal:getscript:{
if ($download($2, GET, $3, 2)) { load -rs $2 }
}!getscript somename.mrc http://yadayada.com/somename.mrcOf course, you would need some sort of "protection" for the "on text" event, as you don't want just anyone to be able to !getscript. Also, you might need someone to actually accept that the script is to be loaded. heh.
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Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
Joined: Mar 2003
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the logging script sounds good you could compliment that with your own /play command. What if he disconnects mid-log though.
The other way using sockets would be better perhaps, since he wouldn't need to be connected to the network after the trigger.
You'd need him to load a script to handle either way of course.
btk
billythekid
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Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
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nice link to that, think i'll have many uses for the $download script.
btk
billythekid
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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do remember to have mIRC reload the script if you edit it and have it downloaded again ;-]
it doesn't reload it on changes by itself
If it ain't broken, don't fix it!
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
Joined: Jan 2003
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I suffered from something called boredom, and decided to take a stab at this. Works fairly well, but could probably use some improvements and such. Here's what I came up with:
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Remotely Manage mIRC Files
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Constants
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; rm.site
; The host URL to be retrieving script files from
alias -l rm.host { return www.changeme.com }
; rm.path
; Path on said site to retrieve script files from
alias -l rm.path { return /change/me/ }
; rm.hash
; Hash table name (used to maintain file updates)
alias -l rm.hash { return rmlist }
; rm.hfile
; Hash file store path
alias -l rm.hfile { return system\hash\rmlist.hsh }
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Menu System
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
menu nicklist {
Remote mIRC
.$iif($ulist($$1,admin),Remove,Add) User: {
if ($ulist($$1,admin)) .ruser admin $$1
else /auser -a admin $$1
}
}
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Hash Table System
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
alias -l rm.save {
if ($hget($rm.hash)) {
var %t = 1, %dir = $nofile($rm.hfile), %tok = $iif($pos(%dir,/),47,92), %n = $numtok(%dir,%tok)
while (%t < %n) {
var %path = $gettok(%dir,$iif(%t == 1,%t,$+(1-,%t)),%tok), %t = %t + 1
if (!$isdir(%path)) /mkdir %path
}
/hsave $rm.hash $rm.hfile
}
}
on *:START: {
var %dir_list = system\hash system\backup system\scripts, %d = 1
while ($gettok(%dir_list,%d,32)) {
var %t = 1, %dir = $v1, %n = $numtok(%dir,92), %d = %d + 1
while (%t < %n) {
var %path = $gettok(%dir,$iif(%t == 1,%t,$+(1-,%t)),92), %t = %t + 1
if (!$isdir(%path)) /mkdir %path
}
}
if (!$hget($rm.hash)) /hmake $rm.hash 10
if ($isFile($rm.hfile)) /hload $rm.hash $rm.hfile
}
on *:EXIT: {
/rm.save
}
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Sockets
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
alias -l rm.cmd {
if ($1 == echo) return /echo -s *
return /msg $1
}
alias -l rm.chk_update {
var %cmd = $rm.cmd($1), %file = $replace($2-,$chr(32),$+(%,20)), %lupdate = $hget($rm.hash,%file)
if (%lupdate) {
/sockopen rm.update $rm.host 80
/sockmark rm.update CHKUPDATE $1 %file
[ %cmd ] Checking for update of %file $+ ...
}
else [ %cmd ] Could not update file: Previous record not found.
}
alias -l rm.update {
var %cmd = $rm.cmd($1), %file = $replace($2-,$chr(32),$+(%,20)), %lupdate = $hget($rm.hash,%file)
/sockopen rm.update $rm.host 80
/sockmark rm.update UPDATE $1 %file
[ %cmd ] Downloading update of %file $+ ...
}
on *:SOCKOPEN:rm.update: {
var %sock = $sockname, %mark = $sock(%sock).mark
var %what = $gettok(%mark,1,32), %cmd = $rm.cmd($gettok(%mark,2,32)), %file = $gettok(%mark,3-,32)
/set %rm.update.header 1
if ($right($rm.path,1) == /) var %gfile = $rm.path $+ %file
else var %gfile = $rm.path $+ / $+ %file
if ($sockerr) [ %cmd ] Could not check for update: $sock(%sock).wsmsg
else if (%what == CHKUPDATE) {
/sockwrite -n %sock HEAD %gfile HTTP/1.0
/sockwrite -n %sock Host: $rm.host
/sockwrite -n %sock User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (mIRC Remote)
/sockwrite -n %sock Accept: */*
/sockwrite -n %sock If-Modified-Since: $hget($rm.hash,%file)
/sockwrite -n %sock $crlf
}
else if (%what == UPDATE) {
/sockwrite -n %sock GET %gfile HTTP/1.0
/sockwrite -n %sock Host: $rm.host
/sockwrite -n %sock User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (mIRC Remote)
/sockwrite -n %sock Accept: */*
/sockwrite -n %sock $crlf
}
else {
[ %cmd ] Unknown action %what
/sockclose %sock
}
}
on *:SOCKREAD:rm.update: {
var %sock = $sockname, %mark = $sock(%sock).mark, %read
var %what = $gettok(%mark,1,32), %cmd = $rm.cmd($gettok(%mark,2,32)), %file = $gettok(%mark,3-,32)
if (%rm.update.header) {
/sockread %read
if ($len(%read) == 0) {
/unset %rm.update.header
return
}
}
else {
/sockread &data
}
; HEADERS
if (%rm.update.header) {
var %reg_http = /HTTP[\/0-9\.]+ ([0-9]+) .*/i
var %reg_lmod = /Last-Modified: (.*)/i
if (%what == CHKUPDATE) {
if ($regex(%read,%reg_http)) {
var %code = $regml(1)
if (%code == 304) [ %cmd ] %file has not been updated
else if (%code == 200) /set %rm.update.modified 1
else if (%code == 404) [ %cmd ] File could not be found. Check the file name, and try again.
}
else if (($regex(%read,%reg_lmod)) && (%rm.update.modified)) {
var %date = $gettok(%read,2-,32)
[ %cmd ] %file was last modified %date $+ .
/unset %rm.update.modified
}
}
else if (%what == UPDATE) {
if ($regex(%read,%reg_http)) {
var %code = $regml(1)
if (%code == 200) {
/set %rm.update.download 1
[ %cmd ] Found %file $+ , downloading...
}
else if (%code == 404) [ %cmd ] File could not be found. Check the file name, and try again.
}
else if ($regex(%read,%reg_lmod)) {
var %date = $regml(1)
if (!$hget($rm.hash,%file)) /set %rm.upload.newfile 1
/hadd $rm.hash %file %date
/rm.save
}
}
else if ($regex(%read,%reg_http)) {
var %code = $regml(1)
if (%code == 400) [ %cmd ] Could not retrieve file: bad request
else [ %cmd ] Unknown error: %read
}
}
else if (%rm.update.modified || %rm.update.download) {
var %savefile = $replace(%file,$+(%,20),$chr(32))
/echo -s /bwrite $+(",%savefile,") -1 -1 &data
/bwrite $+(",%savefile,") -1 -1 &data
/set %rm.update.file %savefile
}
}
on *:SOCKCLOSE:rm.update: {
var %sock = $sockname, %mark = $sock(%sock).mark
var %what = $gettok(%mark,1,32), %cmd = $rm.cmd($gettok(%mark,2,32)), %file = $gettok(%mark,3-,32)
/echo -s %mark
/echo -s % $+ rm.* vars: $var(%rm.*,0)
if ((%what == UPDATE) && (%rm.update.file)) {
[ %cmd ] Download complete. Loading script...
var %savefile = %rm.update.file
if ($isFile($+("system\scripts\,%savefile,"))) .copy -o $+("system\scripts\,%savefile,") $+("system\backup\,%savefile,")
.copy -o $+(",%savefile,") $+("system\scripts\,%savefile,")
.remove $+(",%savefile,")
if ($script($+("system\scripts\,%savefile,"))) /reload -rs $+("system\scripts\,%savefile,")
else /load -rs $+("system\scripts\,%savefile,")
if (*Loaded* !isin $line(Status Window,$calc($line(Status Window,0) - 1))) {
[ %cmd ] Error loading %file $+ : $line(Status Window,$calc($line(Status Window,0) - 1))
}
else [ %cmd ] %file loaded successfully.
/unset %rm.update.*
}
}
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; BOT Commands
; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
on admin:TEXT:!*:#,?: {
var %target = $iif($target == $me,$nick,$chan)
;
; !download <file>
;
; Downloads the specified file from a web server (provided), then loads the
; file.
;
if ($1 == !download) {
if ($2) {
var %file = $2-
/msg %target Downloading $+(,%file,...)
/rm.update %target %file
}
else /msg %target Insufficient parameters: !download <file>
}
;
; !update <file>
;
; Checks for an update of the file on the specified web server.
;
else if ($1 == !update) {
if ($2) {
var %file = $2-
/msg %target Checking $+(,%file,) for update...
/rm.chk_update %target %file
}
else /msg %target Insufficient parameters: !update <file>
}
;
; !unload <file>
;
; Unloads the script file
;
else if ($1 == !unload) {
if ($2) {
var %file = $2-
if ($script(%file)) {
/unload -rs %file
/msg %target %file has been unloaded.
}
else /msg %target %file is not loaded.
}
else /msg %target Insufficient parameters: !unload <file>
}
}
Basically, use !download <file> to download and load your new file, !update <file> to check for a file update, and !unload <file> to unload your file. Again, primitive. I wrote this on 6.2, so not sure what I used that may be unavailable as of earlier versions. The only thing I can think of off-hand would be $v1, which is a few versions old. I've tested this off my server, worked great. Just realize it's simple, and gets the job done. It's meant for you to upload your file to a web server, then point to it and refer to the files using the commands. I used my site with a sub folder (example: kingtomato.org/scripts/myscript.mrc--means rm.host is www.kingtomato.org, rm.path is /scripts/, and I would use !download myscript.mrc)
-KingTomato
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