Uptime

By tglisson on Feb 04, 2006

Load into bot, op's can type !uptime and bot will read out uptime.

On *:TEXT:!uptime*:#: { if ($nick isop #) { /msg $chan Uptime: $replace($duration($calc($ticks / 1024)),week,wks,days,days,day,day,hours,hrs,hour,hr,mins,ms,min,m)) }
}

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bearruler - Feb 06, 2006

When you do replace, you dont need the \"days\" or \"day\" because it replaces it with itself...
You also dont need brackets

On @*:TEXT:!uptime:#: msg # Uptime: $uptime(system,1)

Bear

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Yoinx - Feb 05, 2006

actually, $uptime(system,1) should include the seconds, $uptime(system,2) would not include the seconds.

//echo -a $uptime(system,1) = 17hrs 24mins 19secs
//echo -a $uptime(system,2) = 17hrs 24mins

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`Kazuma - Feb 05, 2006

ON *:TEXT:!Uptime:#: {
msg blah Uptime: $uptime(system,1)
}

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Chrizzy - Feb 05, 2006

nice :)

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tglisson - Feb 04, 2006

Feel free to change it to your likings.

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QuickStep - Feb 04, 2006

$uptime(system,1) returns time without seconds, but in this case the seconds doesn\'t really matter so $uptime(system,1) should be sufficient.

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Hyper - Feb 04, 2006

Why would you not just use $uptime(system,1) ?

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