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I fixed up daniel's status / online person script for php.... yes... i don't know much php... so i went by errors and fixed it that way.... it's a quick patch that made it work

line 119 - <td><?php echo 'www.colony-nyan.com'; ?></td>

It wasn't working for me... so i fixed it this way

 

i haven't made a single change to my script. everything is still working

Detect Chats Rexex :

PHP:

!Info\:\s*<([^>]{2,})>\s?(.*)!i

Detect Client Rexex :

PHP:

!%Info: (.*) Client <([0-9]*)> <User: ([0-9a-zA-Z\s]*)>%i

 

Still waiting for yours to be released

 

I wasn't able to get your snipplet working but if you use the same regex as I used in the other script it works with some other minor adjustments:

PHP:

    /**
    * little parser for the logs file
    *
    * use a preg_match to check a connected ora disconnected user
    */
    private function parseClient(){
        $file = fopen($this->path,"r");

        if($file){
            while(($line = fgets($file))){
                if(preg_match("%Info: Client \\'(.*)\\'.*?\(.*?\)(.*)%i", $line, $val)){
                    $status = trim($val[2]);
                    if($status =="connected"){
                        $this->players[$val[1]] = 1;
                    } else {
                        $this->players[$val[1]] = 0;
                    }
                }else if(preg_match("%Info: Server version '([0-9a-zA-Z\.\s]*)' '([0-9]*)' '([0-9]*)'%i", $line, $val)){
                    //Info: Server version 'Beta v. Indignant Koala' '622' '424'
                    if(isset($val) && count($val)>1){
                        $this->version = "";
                        for($i=1; $i<count($val);$i++){
                            $this->version .= $val[$i]." ";
                        }
                    }
                }else{
                    //nothing to do
                    //adding some parsing line
                }
            }
            fclose($file);
        }
    }


 

Thanks a lot!! D

 

I have a python script that parses unique users, current connected users, and all the chat messages on the server if anyone is interested. It's pretty similar to who.py, except has chat messages and total unique players added.

 

Using wolverns updated script im trying to get it to read a webhosted log file but it doesn't seem to work. Trying to use

PHP:

$config = array(
    'server'    => array(
        'hostname'  => '66.187.75.150',
        'port'      => 21025
    ),
    'paths'    => array(
        'log' => file_get_contents('http://66.187.75.150:8080/starbound_server.log')
    )
);

I just moved my webserver to a seperate box, and I'm using mongoose (doesn't support php) as a lightweight web server on the game box.

 

Just remove the file_get_contents around the value. So it becomes:

PHP:

$config = array(
    'server'    => array(
        'hostname'  => '66.187.75.150',
        'port'      => 21025
    ),
    'paths'    => array(
        'log' => 'http://66.187.75.150:8080/starbound_server.log'
    )
);

Not sure I would recommend doing it this way since that file is going to become massive and the status page will take longer to load.

 

I've tried it that way and it doesn't seem to work. Currently trying to get it to create a local version using

PHP:

$sblog = 'sblog.log';
$updatelog = file_get_contents('http://66.187.75.150:8080/starbound_server.log');
file_put_contents('$sblog, $current') ;

at the top and then pointing to " /var/www/sblog.log" as the log file.

 

Change

PHP:

file_put_contents('$sblog, $current') ;

to just

PHP:

file_put_contents($sblog, $updatelog);

Quotes aren't needed.

 

Hmm tried without quotes and it's not creating a sblog.log file.

 

if you don't want it getting huge... make the script cut it into pages of text and dump off the useless lines.... that way you get limited info at a time

edit:

and yes i'm storing my server with the php pages on the same machine... it works well....

 

I had just put this at the top of your php script, would i be better off making a seperate one and having yours call it? Not sure why it would change anything tho as it still isn't creating the file.

 

Ripe, I've been having some trouble, I'm retesting this (like always) on Windows before moving it to the linux server and it shows nothing at all. I know the path is right because if I do a fopen, fread and echo I get all my text back. In fact, I can do $r->AddAcount(x, y); $r->writeData(); and have it work, he creates the account no problem, but anything that has to do with the log, like $l->countPlayers, returns nothing.
I get absolutely nothing back. No error, but I also don't get any false information, it's just blank.

I'm just scared of updating it to the linux version to have the same error, I'm just worried it's the parser that's not working.

I'm using this path

PHP:

private $path = "C:\\Steam\\SteamApps\\common\\Starbound\\starbound_server.log";

this is how the functions look in the index.php

PHP:

<?php
include('inc/log.class.php');
$call = new Logs();
include('inc/register.class.php');
$r = new Register(); ?>

(I've tried include, require and require_once, just to be sure, register works fine with all those, logs doesn't)

This is my current parser

PHP:

/**
    * little parser for the logs file
    *
    * use a preg_match to check a connected ora disconnected user
    */
    private function parseClient(){
        $file = fopen($this->path,"r");

        if($file){
            while(($line = fgets($file))){
                if(preg_match("%Info: Client \\'(.*)\\'.*?\(.*?\)(.*)%i", $line, $val)){
                    $status = trim($val[2]);
                    if($status =="connected"){
                        $this->players[$val[1]] = 1;
                    } else {
                        $this->players[$val[1]] = 0;
                    }
                }else if(preg_match("%Info: Server version '([0-9a-zA-Z\.\s]*)' '([0-9]*)' '([0-9]*)'%i", $line, $val)){
                    //Info: Server version 'Beta v. Indignant Koala' '622' '424'
                    if(isset($val) && count($val)>1){
                        $this->version = "";
                        for($i=1; $i<count($val);$i++){
                            $this->version .= $val[$i]." ";
                        }
                    }
                }else{
                    //nothing to do
                    //adding some parsing line
                }
            }
            fclose($file);
        }
    }


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I know you told me you didn't get it working, but, when you said minor changes, did you also mean minor changes to other parts of the file? I think this code is a lot easier to implement in a bigger site.
Also, if there's no easy way for you to answer, please let me know and I'll just see if I can turn the other one into a function based file, I guess, I don't want to disturb you from anything for something that can be replaced.

EDIT: Nvm, I'll use yours, thanks for the awesome release ♥

 

http://community.playstarbound.com/index.php?threads/plndas-status-page.53186/

 

When you say $l->countPlayers() doesn't work, have you tried $call->countPlayers() because that's what you initialised the class as. If that was just a typo, maybe PM me your code pasted on pastebin.com and I'll take a look

 

It was just a typo, what I used on the website was

PHP:

...
                <?php $call->getServerVersion(); ?>
...
                <?php $call->countPlayers(); ?>
...


but like I said, I'll give yours a try, if It doesn't work I'll send you a PM, thanks a lot

 

Oh right, you need to do

PHP:

echo $call->getServerVersion();
echo $call->countPlayers();


Those functions only return values, they don't echo.

 

you know you can do this right

PHP:

<?=$call->getServerVersion()?>

same as

PHP:

echo $call->getServerVersion();