For those who just want a new version of ppstats and not a hole new database, etc. Here is a working version. Download it on http://ppstats.keyserver.org
I kept working on it for the last 2 years and it contains many requests from many teams.
- nicknames
- retire option.
- custom flags.
- it's .png based.
- many new sorts of rankings, (per day, week, month and a megaflush)
- proxy info
and best of all, its rc5-72.
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Anonymous
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2002-12-06
if you get suspicious low keyrates, exchange all '322' by '20'. (something about $blocks / 322).
Stanley, do you want me to get you added to the list of ppstats developers? That way you could revive the ppstats project officially. Since no one else, including me, has the desire or spare time.
Let me know and i'll send an email glassman1.
BTW, I dusted off StatsAholic and I am releasing a new version of it with RC5-72 support next week.
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Heh, i'm watching the thread in my email - really wish I didn't have to visit the web site to reply. :) I've already added one person that was interested in working with the ppstats stuff.
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Here is the text from the proxyper manual:
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[console]/timestampflags: controls the format that is used to display
timestamps on screen, logged in the console log, and logged in
keyblock logs. Note that timestamps in the onscreen console log can be
hidden entirely with the "consoleverbosity" option above. The integer
that is specified for this value is actually the result of adding one
of the format mode values, plus optionally one or more of the
additional flags. The format mode values available are:
And the multiple flags that you can choose are:
show timezone name 64
timestamps should be in UTC 128
Note that the "show timezone name (64)" only has an effect if
timestamps are being "displayed in UTC format (128)". When that is the
case, the letters "UTC" will be appended to all timestamps that are
displayed on-screen (not in console log files, or keyblock files).
The default format is 193, and will provide output that is identical
to that used by personal proxies before build 313.
Also notice that the timestampflags will not affect the numbering
sequence used to generate filenames for automatically rotated
logfiles. Rotated log filenames are always generated from the current
UTC time.
Be aware that changing the timestamp format may affect your ability to
use log parsing or log processing utilities. You should contact the
authors of your utilities to obtain a version that is able to parse
the new 4-digit year format, and accomodate localtime timestamps.
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Anonymous
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2002-12-15
Be aware that changing the timestamp format may affect your ability to
use log parsing or log processing utilities. You should contact the
authors of your utilities to obtain a version that is able to parse
the new 4-digit year format, and accomodate localtime timestamps.
that was where my question came from, but its up and running fine.. I just gotta download an older version of GD so i can have gifs instead of png.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
For those who just want a new version of ppstats and not a hole new database, etc. Here is a working version. Download it on http://ppstats.keyserver.org
I kept working on it for the last 2 years and it contains many requests from many teams.
- nicknames
- retire option.
- custom flags.
- it's .png based.
- many new sorts of rankings, (per day, week, month and a megaflush)
- proxy info
and best of all, its rc5-72.
if you get suspicious low keyrates, exchange all '322' by '20'. (something about $blocks / 322).
calculate this:
factor: 2**32 / (24*60*60) / 1,000,000
1/factor = 20
[-> produces mkeys/s]
for rc5-64, blocksize was 2**28 keys, so 1/factor was approx. 322.
greets,
leeps
I'll change it later today.
Stanley, do you want me to get you added to the list of ppstats developers? That way you could revive the ppstats project officially. Since no one else, including me, has the desire or spare time.
Let me know and i'll send an email glassman1.
BTW, I dusted off StatsAholic and I am releasing a new version of it with RC5-72 support next week.
Heh, i'm watching the thread in my email - really wish I didn't have to visit the web site to reply. :) I've already added one person that was interested in working with the ppstats stuff.
I didn't notice your recent activity before I posted. I thought this project was mostly dead.
Glad to see ppstats is stil lbeing actively worked on.. quick question for u guys though
In perproxy what should "timestampflags=" be?
this is how the time is written in the logfile.
Here is the text from the proxyper manual:
-------------
[console]/timestampflags: controls the format that is used to display
timestamps on screen, logged in the console log, and logged in
keyblock logs. Note that timestamps in the onscreen console log can be
hidden entirely with the "consoleverbosity" option above. The integer
that is specified for this value is actually the result of adding one
of the format mode values, plus optionally one or more of the
additional flags. The format mode values available are:
old-style MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS 1
new-style YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS 2
client-style Mmm DD HH:MM:SS 3
And the multiple flags that you can choose are:
show timezone name 64
timestamps should be in UTC 128
Note that the "show timezone name (64)" only has an effect if
timestamps are being "displayed in UTC format (128)". When that is the
case, the letters "UTC" will be appended to all timestamps that are
displayed on-screen (not in console log files, or keyblock files).
The default format is 193, and will provide output that is identical
to that used by personal proxies before build 313.
Also notice that the timestampflags will not affect the numbering
sequence used to generate filenames for automatically rotated
logfiles. Rotated log filenames are always generated from the current
UTC time.
Be aware that changing the timestamp format may affect your ability to
use log parsing or log processing utilities. You should contact the
authors of your utilities to obtain a version that is able to parse
the new 4-digit year format, and accomodate localtime timestamps.
---------------------------
Be aware that changing the timestamp format may affect your ability to
use log parsing or log processing utilities. You should contact the
authors of your utilities to obtain a version that is able to parse
the new 4-digit year format, and accomodate localtime timestamps.
that was where my question came from, but its up and running fine.. I just gotta download an older version of GD so i can have gifs instead of png.
Please check the thread "PPC and RC5" in this forum for a version thats supports the timestamps.