Users online php script .

[Cisyouc]

telnet in world does work, for sure.
I have had some trouble in the past with puTTY, don't know why.

[sdabbs65]

Originally Posted by Cisyouc

telnet in world does work, for sure.
I have had some trouble in the past with puTTY, don't know why.

yeah im useing putty...thats probbly the problem.

[Magoth78]

Number of users online, their names and the number, using php.

It's my first Php code so don't be rude if it's extremly ugly, basic.
It will show the name and the amount of the connected characters char.

<?php


$Server = 'Host.com';
$Port    = 9000;
$user  = "your_user\r"; 
$pass  = "your_pass\r";            

$fp = fsockopen($Server, $Port);
	
       		fputs ($fp, $user);
		usleep(125000);   
      		fputs ($fp, $pass);
		usleep(125000);
       		fputs ($fp, "who\r"); 
		usleep(125000);

		          do
			 {
			  $output = fgets($fp);
			  $output = str_replace("Username: Password: Login accepted.", "", $output);
			  $output = str_replace($user">", "", $output);
			  $output = str_replace("who", "", $output);
 			  $output = str_replace("Players", "", $output);
			  $output = str_replace("on", "", $output);
                          $output = str_replace("server:", "", $output);
			  $output = str_replace("line", "", $output);
                          $who = preg_replace('#^.*]\s+(.*?)\(.*$#','\1',$output);
			  
                                echo $who;
				if (preg_match("/Players/i", $who)) {
				Break;
				}
			  }
		while(!feof($fp));
		fclose($fp);
?>

Mag

[sdabbs65]

Originally Posted by Magoth78

Number of users online, their names and the number, using php.

It's my first Php code so don't be rude if it's extremly ugly, basic.
It will show the name and the amount of the connected characters char.

<?php
 
 
$Server = 'Host.com';
$Port = 9000;
$user = "your_user\r"; 
$pass = "your_pass\r"; 
 
$fp = fsockopen($Server, $Port);
 
		fputs ($fp, $user);
		usleep(125000); 
		fputs ($fp, $pass);
		usleep(125000);
		fputs ($fp, "who\r"); 
		usleep(125000);
 
		 do
			 {
			 $output = fgets($fp);
			 $output = str_replace("Username: Password: Login accepted.", "", $output);
			 $output = str_replace($user">", "", $output);
			 $output = str_replace("who", "", $output);
			 $output = str_replace("Players", "", $output);
			 $output = str_replace("on", "", $output);
$output = str_replace("server:", "", $output);
			 $output = str_replace("line", "", $output);
$who = preg_replace('#^.*]\s+(.*?)\(.*$#','\1',$output);
 
echo $who;
				if (preg_match("/Players/i", $who)) {
				Break;
				}
			 }
		while(!feof($fp));
		fclose($fp);
?>

Mag

All I get is a blank...
error msg says ..
xx.xx.xx.xxx - - [23/Aug/2005:20:32:47 -0400] "GET /who.php HTTP/1.1" 200 -

[Magoth78]

Change this line :

$output = str_replace($user">", "", $output);

to

$output = str_replace("your_user>", "", $output);

You just have to edit "your_user".


Mag

[sdabbs65]

Originally Posted by Magoth78

Change this line :

$output = str_replace($user">", "", $output);

to

$output = str_replace("your_user>", "", $output);

You just have to edit "your_user".


Mag

$output = str_replace("your_user>", "", $output);

when I take out this line I get a return...

sdabbs65> Tailwind Kash Godenex Ydradi 4 players



when it's placed back in I get a empty screen...

[Magoth78]

Ah yeah, if you don't want to have the characters name in the ouput, and just the number of connected players, you should use my simple script:

<?php

$Server = 'Host.com';
$Port = 9000;
$user = "your_user\r"; 
$pass = "your_pass\r"; 

$fp = fsockopen($Server, $Port);
		
       		fputs ($fp, $user);
		//echo("Login Accepted\r\n");
		usleep(125000);   
      		fputs ($fp, $pass);
		usleep(125000);
		//echo("Password Accepted\r\n");
       		fputs ($fp, "who\r"); 
		usleep(125000);
		//echo("Who launched\r\n");

			
       			while (!feof($fp))
			{
       			$ret = fgets($fp, 128);
       				if  (ereg("players", $ret)){
				$ret = ereg_replace("players online","",$ret);
           				echo "$ret \n";
					break;
                                        fclose($fp);
       				}
				
			}
?>