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TheDevil
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 Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 9:28 am Post subject: Running a Program |
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Dont really know where to post this so I hope I'm posting it in the right forum.
I wanted to know if its possiable to install and eggdrop bot on a shoutcast server's shell that runs sc_trans_linux but to make it do something.
It would be installed in a dir like eggdrop
It would need to start ./sc_trans_linux found in /home/user/
and would need to kill it by getting the ps x and killing the pid.
By commands like !stop and !start
Is it possiable at all or is there a script around to do this at all?
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DragnLord
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Location: C'ville, Virginia, USA
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| Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 10:17 am Post subject: Re: Running a Program |
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| TheDevil wrote: | Dont really know where to post this so I hope I'm posting it in the right forum.
I wanted to know if its possiable to install and eggdrop bot on a shoutcast server's shell that runs sc_trans_linux but to make it do something.
It would be installed in a dir like eggdrop
It would need to start ./sc_trans_linux found in /home/user/
and would need to kill it by getting the ps x and killing the pid.
By commands like !stop and !start
Is it possiable at all or is there a script around to do this at all?
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possible, yes
you need to check with the shell admins to see if it is allowed |
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TheDevil
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| Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 10:24 am Post subject: Re: Running a Program |
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| DragnLord wrote: | | TheDevil wrote: | Dont really know where to post this so I hope I'm posting it in the right forum.
I wanted to know if its possiable to install and eggdrop bot on a shoutcast server's shell that runs sc_trans_linux but to make it do something.
It would be installed in a dir like eggdrop
It would need to start ./sc_trans_linux found in /home/user/
and would need to kill it by getting the ps x and killing the pid.
By commands like !stop and !start
Is it possiable at all or is there a script around to do this at all?
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possible, yes
you need to check with the shell admins to see if it is allowed |
Yup its allowed it was the shell admin that told me to come here to find out about it  |
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Puck
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Location: Budapest, Hungary
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| Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2009 6:41 am Post subject: |
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| This is the same thing i am looking for. (: Seeing that the topic has been dead ... umm i dunno, maybe someone has some idea for this. |
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