Uptime

By Cage on Jul 31, 2007

!uptime triggers the remote.

on *:TEXT:!uptime:#: {
  var %uptime = $duration($calc($ticks / 1000))
  if ($isid) return %uptime 
  else msg $chan Win $+ $os uptime: %uptime
}

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Noutrious - Jul 31, 2007

Anyway, he should remove that now or do something like this.

on *:TEXT:!uptime:#: { .upt $chan }
alias upt {
  var %uptime = $duration($calc($ticks / 1000))
  if (!$1) return %uptime 
  else msg $1 Win $+ $os uptime: %uptime
}

But i still don\'t see any use for this, old $uptime(system,2) is good for me.

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xDaeMoN - Jul 31, 2007

I think he was testing it in an alias before posting or may have used it as an alias.

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Noutrious - Jul 31, 2007

  if ($isid) return %uptime

Im sorry, but how can a text command be an id?

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xDaeMoN - Jul 31, 2007

Another simple way is using $uptime ;)

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