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Garrett
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Joined: 22 Jan 2004
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 Posted: Jan 22, 2004 7:48pm Post subject: Stats Generator |
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Atm I am using a program called SolarStats.
It connects itself as a seperate server, and gets information on a timedelay.
We used to use a perl script we made that would connect realtime, but it took forever to work.
I am looking for a good statistics generator. One that is very easy to manipulate into the html code I want.
Ive tried NeoStats and SolarStats, anyone know of another application (That can be run under unix systems) that generates network stats but doesnt hog resources or gives huge lag times? |
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Those are the only 2 I'm aware of. There is also one called "thales" but all I think it does is dump data into a database that you can then grab with other applications (ie a website) but I haven't looked at it, and wouldn't know where to get it  |
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Jay
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Joined: 14 Jan 2004
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| Posted: Jan 30, 2004 4:32pm Post subject: |
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Solarstats imho pritty good, better the neostats
but both use a db. So perl/asp/php is required to get the data on a website.
and thales isn't updated anymore I think
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Cobi
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| Posted: Jan 31, 2004 1:36am Post subject: Neostats |
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| Neostats has a logserv now... allowing you to log channels then use pisg or what ever to parse the log files |
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Jay
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| is it stable yet? cause I read that the pisg generator had some issue's with the format. |
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Cobi
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| Posted: Feb 03, 2004 12:02am Post subject: yeah |
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| It seems to work fine with Eggdrop but not mIRC and LogServ will do both formats |
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