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Yes I know you can but short tags were only enabled by default in PHP5, it's just safer to use echo.

 

can anyone tell me how to get the "Info: <username> " to come up in a
return preg_match('/ /', $line);?

 

damn me, I know I haven't used php for about 2 years now, I'll need to try that.

Thanks to you and Plnda

 

whate are you trying to accomplish? getting the chats ?

 

hey, thanks everyone for the fixes provided to the script.

ill added ripe's fixes for regexp & htmlentities

https://gist.github.com/dkesberg/7926899

@shidib
allow_url_fopen must be set to read remote file with file_get_contents, but i havent tested any remote yet so it may be something different

/edit ok i just uploaded mylog to a pastebin and could read it so should be allow_url_fopen.
you can also et display errors to true in line 8 to "hopefully" get an idea why it isnt working

 

Can't download the tool ;/ check your thread about the error.

 

I want to get the chats so i can add it into a website and then possibly find a way to implement a chat interface to allow people on site to communicate with people in game...

 

use the following regexp

PHP:

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

trying to get to chat ingame is going to be hard unless you know how there tcp protocol works

 

took me hours to find... i'm new to PHP coding... but damn i persisted...

<?php echo htmlspecialchars($Chats); ?>

i didn't know that <> would be taken out of the chat... i looked around for hours to get it working.... hehe... go the persistent kitty!!

http://pastebin.com/aNvCaW2i

 

i also updated my logger class (based on meuhmeuhs) for the current logfile format

https://github.com/dkesberg/starbound-libs

- added json example
- added player ip

 

I'm stumped on how to get these to work remotely. Hosting the log and downloading it via python isn't working for numerous reasons. (Log doesn't update being the main)

 

@shibdib
you may be able to symlink the log file if you have a web server on your starbound server running

 

I moved my site off that box so I didn't need to waste resources on a webserver

I'll probably just find a lightweight one and host that page and iframe it onto my site. Probably the easiest route to take

 

I happen to be running Starbound on a Windows server, so I've already got IIS and .net available. Rather than installing php/python etc I took nithon's existing script (https://gist.github.com/dkesberg/7926899) and ported it over to asp.net:

https://gist.github.com/moiph/7977253

nithon let me know if you have any issues with that -- I did call out yours directly from comments in mine. The UI is exactly the same, it's just c# instead of php Only thing I didn't port over was the server online status, but I can update it later to include more.

 

no issues have fun forking

 

new WIP server wrapper: http://community.playstarbound.com/index.php?threads/aegis-wrapper-server-wrapper.53597/

 

Just posted about my own server project: http://community.playstarbound.com/...-chat-online-players-and-server-status.53630/

The thing that sets my project apart from the others I've seen so far is that the web site is real-time. Player connect/disconnect and in-game chat show up on the site within +/- 200ms - no need to refresh the page or anything.

Demo: http://commandstar.munshot.com:8080/

Source code and docs: https://github.com/seriallos/commandstar

 

@nithon
<?php echo htmlspecialchars($client);

i noticed this is needed sometimes....

btw check this out, hope you like it

http://pastebin.com/eL20t3aA

 

hey wolvern yeah this is alrdeay included since a few revisions, see line 40 in https://gist.github.com/dkesberg/7926899

Code:

$clientName = htmlentities(trim($matches[1]));

 

Here's a python script I made. Name it anything you want .py

It's simple to run, just enter in your logfile location and run it with: python stat.py

It's similar to the already released who.py, but this works with the latest version of Starbound.

Code:

import re


### Enter your log file location. This can be relative or absolute.
log_dir = '/home/clinton/starbound:21025/starbound_server.log'

def main():
    clients = {}
    line_num = 0
    log = open(log_dir, 'r')
    for line in log:
        line_num += 1
        match = re.search('^Info: (.*)$', line)
        try:
            line = match.group()
            stat = ''
            status = line.split('<User: ')
            if status[0].find('Loading ship') != -1:
                stat = 'connected'
            if status[0].find('disconnected') != -1:
                stat = 'disconnected'
                s = status[0].split("'")
                user = s[1]
                clients[user] = stat
            if len(status) > 1:
                user = status[1].replace(">", "")
                clients[user] = stat
        except AttributeError:
            pass

    total = len(clients.keys())
    for player, stat in clients.items():
        if stat == 'disconnected':
            del clients[player]

    print "Total Unique Players: %s" % total
    print "Total Connected Players: %s" % len(clients.keys())
    for player, stat in clients.iteritems():
        print "[Client %s = %s]" % (player, stat)

main()