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#232335 30/05/11 06:34 PM
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I'm looking to make a script that will test to see if a server is active and if not do /server -m <network>

dutch1918 #232341 30/05/11 11:52 PM
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Ok, so what do you have so far?

/help /scid
/help /scon

dutch1918 #232351 31/05/11 02:01 PM
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othernet {
if ($scon() = othernet) end
server -m othernet
end
}

I'm not very good with these scripts and need hand holding

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dutch1918 #232353 31/05/11 02:27 PM
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I've written this to be placed in the Remotes section, not Aliases. If you want to put it in Aliases, remove the word alias from the first line.
Code:
alias othernet {
  .scon -at1 checknet othernet
  if %othernet {
    .server -m othernet
  }
}
alias -l checknet {
  if $network == $1 {
    set %othernet $false
  }
  return
}

Of course, the actual details will vary and you'll have to put in the correct details in the various locations.

dutch1918 #232354 31/05/11 03:45 PM
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Code:
alias newnet { 
  scid -at1 if ($network == $1) return
  server -m $1
}


/newnet othernet

hixxy #232355 31/05/11 04:21 PM
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Thanks hixxy.. that one worked for me

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