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doggo
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 Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 5:44 am Post subject: [SOLVED] Help with a timmer that doesnt want to work.. |
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hi guys...
the script works fine with the public trigger its the time bind im having a problem with :/
i would like it to check every 60 minutes and set the limit if it needs to +10
so my question is does anyone know why the time bind wont work ?
| Code: | bind pub -|- -limit SaNcTuM_limit
bind time -|- "* 1 * * *" SaNcTuM_limit
proc SaNcTuM_limit{min hour day month year} {
foreach chan [channels] {
putlog "SaNcTuM_limit timer ok"
set newlimit [expr [llength [chanlist $chan]] + 10]
set currentlimit [currentlimit $chan]
if {$currentlimit < [expr $newlimit - 1] || $currentlimit > [expr $newlimit + 1]} {
putserv "mode $chan +l $newlimit"
}
}
}
proc currentlimit {chan} {
set currentmodes [getchanmode $chan]
if {[string match "*l*" [lindex $currentmodes 0]]} {
return [lindex $currentmodes end]
}
return 0
}
putlog "SaNcTuM_limit" |
thanks... 
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nml375
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| Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 3:44 pm Post subject: |
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Your mask is not correct.
It would match whenever the hour value is 1. However, single-digit values are 0-padded to 2 (4 for year) digits; that is, 1 o'clock is actually 01.
But, you should not match the hour at all, but the minutes. The minute value will match a fixed value once every hour - which is what you'll want:
Examples: | Code: | #trigger every hour, on the hour:
bind time - "00 * * * *" proc
#trigger every hour, 15 minutes past the hour:
bind time - "15 * * * *" proc
#trigger every hour, 5 minutes past - more compact mask:
bind time - "05 *" proc |
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doggo
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| Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 8:12 pm Post subject: |
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| nml375 wrote: | Your mask is not correct.
It would match whenever the hour value is 1. However, single-digit values are 0-padded to 2 (4 for year) digits; that is, 1 o'clock is actually 01.
But, you should not match the hour at all, but the minutes. The minute value will match a fixed value once every hour - which is what you'll want:
Examples: | Code: | #trigger every hour, on the hour:
bind time - "00 * * * *" proc
#trigger every hour, 15 minutes past the hour:
bind time - "15 * * * *" proc
#trigger every hour, 5 minutes past - more compact mask:
bind time - "05 *" proc |
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Cheers nml375
i totaly see where i was messing it up now 
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