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[k1ller]

The mappic + playerlist is a script done by Tim at Un4given: http://forum.un4give....php?f=16&t=651.

how do You get that demo uploadin automatically on ur www when it appears in ur cstrike directory?

It's a custom script which links demos from the cstrike directory to the web dir. It finds the last 30 days of demos in the cstrike dir and links them to the website. It's run in crontab every 5 minutes.

[k1ller]

Here's the script. You can add rar compression there yourself.

Bash scripts are very useful for this kind of things so it's worthwhile to learn the most common commands.

#!/bin/bash



# Links all except "last" file from one directory to somewhere else

# Update: 2007-03-25 links last file too



sourcedir="path/to/your/home/css/cstrike/"

targetdir="path/to/web/videos/"

storedays=31



for i in `(

    find $sourcedir -name "*dem" -ctime -$storedays -printf "%fn"

    (

	(

	    find $sourcedir -name "*dem" -ctime -$storedays -printf "%fn"

	    find $targetdir -name "*dem" -printf "%fn"

	) | sort | uniq -d

    )

) | sort | uniq -u`



  do

  ln -s $sourcedir/$i $targetdir/$i

done



# Remove old links

find $targetdir -type l -name "*dem" -ctime +$storedays | sort | xargs rm -f

[k1ller]

The structure there is

for i in (set of files); do smthing; done

Similar syntax can be used in Windows command line too. Very few seem to know about it, for example:

for %i in (*.jpg) do dir "%i"

You'll figure it out if you just put some time in to it. To add rar packing I guess you would do something like

rar a $targetdir/$i.rar $sourcedir/$i

instead of the ln command.

After that you can of course move files or do whatever stuff by

for i in ... do

rar a $targetdir/$i.rar $sourcedir/$i

mv $targetdir/$i.rar /www/videos

...other commands here...

done

You can also start from scratch and work your way from there. There's no need to learn 100% bash if you only need couple common commands. If you start from scratch you can come up with other just as good solution.

For example start with something simple like "ls *.dem", then expand it to "for i in `ls -1 *.dem` do echo $i; done". Then "for i in `ls -1 *.dem`; do echo rar -a $i.rar $i; done", then "for i in `ls -1 *.dem | tail -n 10`; do echo rar -a $i.rar $i; done". And so on ...

[k1ller]

Here's one more bash script example in relation to this map balance thread: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=988. You can find syntax highlighted version at http://pastebin.ca/1732993.

#!/bin/bash



TRAIL=10000

MAPS=( cs_office de_losttemple_pro de_train de_nuke de_dust2 de_cbble de_piranesi cs_italy de_siena de_aztec )



cd /home/css/csds/cstrike/logs



for map in "${MAPS[@]}"

do

    rounds=0

    diff=0

    sum=0

    avg=0

    data=$(ls -rtA /home/css/csds/cstrike/logs | tail -n $TRAIL | xargs grep "Loading map "$map"" | cut -f 1 -d ":" | cut -c 2-8 | sed 's/$/+1/' | bc | sed -e 's/^/L/' -e 's/$/.log/')

    for f in $(echo "$data")

    do

	data=$(cat "$f" | grep scored | tac | head -n 2)

	data=$(echo "$data" | sed '$!N;s/n/ /' | grep "CT.*TERRORIST|TERRORIST.*CT" | grep -E '[123][0-9]" players|[7-9]" players')

	if [ "$data" = "" ]

	then

	    continue

	fi

	diff=$(echo "$data" | cut -f 8,19 -d " " | tr -d '"' | tr ' ' '-' | bc | tr -d '-')

	rounds=$(($rounds + 1))

	sum=$(($sum + $diff))

    done



    avg=$(echo "scale=2; $sum / $rounds" | bc)

    echo "$map: $sum / $rounds = $avg"

done