Uptime contest script.

[aFaik]

So... where do I put your code to make it work? Or do I wait for the creator to implement it correctly into the whole script and download it again?

[aFaik]

Hello again!

The script now works (don't know how - didn't do anything) but a new problem arose. For example, if I schedule a contest with !uptime start HH:MM DD/MM-YYYY command and the date is next month (not 31 days away but just few days that are in the following month) it doesn't work and (telnet) gives me this error:

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Tcl error [::uptime::public]: wrong # args: should be "join nickname hostname handle channel"

If the date is set in the current month, everything works fine. Any solutions to this?

[aFaik]

Now even if the date is in current month the script doesn't work. Maybe it has something to do with November as it didn't work when I set it in october to start in november, and I doesn't work in november when I set it to start in november. Very strange......

Now, it sometimes gives me this error:

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[17:10] Tcl error in script for 'timer815226':
[17:10] couldn't open "./scripts/counter.txt": no such file or directory

[r0t3n]

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set month1 "0[expr $month-1]"

That line may very well be responsible for it not working for november/december, due to month 11/12 then becomes 010/011...

Try replacing it with:

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set month1 "[expr {$month>=11 ? "" : "0"}][expr {$month-1}]"

[aFaik]

Thank you for your answer, will try it ASAP!

[aFaik]

Hello again!

Unfortunately your update doesn't work. The funny thing is that it schedules the competition allright but never starts when the set date and time arrive. I've tried both your version and default version - neither of them start the scheduled competition. I tried also the initial version (without my design codes) and it doesn't work either - so I don't think I messed up with design... Any input on this? I find this script highly usable and would be really glad if it worked. Thank you in advance!

[elfik72]

hello,

The script does not work:

!uptime on -> ok

!uptime off ->

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Tcl error [::uptime::public]: wrong # args: should be "channel get channel-name setting-name"

!uptime start ->

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Tcl error [::uptime::public]: wrong # args: should be "clock format clockval ?-format string? ?-gmt boolean?"

eggdrop version: eggdrop v1.6.19

Can you help me ?
(sry for my english i'm french

Thanks

[aFaik]

I think that something is wrong with the script. It work fine last year, this year it doesn't. I strongly suspect that it has something to do with time calculation.

@elfik72: Try just starting it without scheduling. So !uptime on and than !uptime start. Let me know if it works!

[elfik72]

!uptime on
Preparing Uptime Contest. Autovoice is turned on.

ok

!uptime start
Tcl error [::uptime::public]: wrong # args: should be "clock format clockval ?-format string? ?-gmt boolean?"
Tcl error [main_func]: can't read "::timeup": no such variable

[aFaik]

Hmm that's strange. For me "ad-hoc" start works normally, just scheduling doesn't. Hope somebody will fix this, I'd love to help but have no TCL knowledge