site stats ...

[Styx]

site stats allup limit "=ADMIN =USER"

this works perfectly for sure, but could you add the != trigger ?
for exemple :

site stats allup limit "!=ADMIN"

so that the group ADMIN doesn't appear in the stats .....

thx for answer ...

[Zer0Racer]

site stats allup limit "!=ADMIN =USER"

[Styx]

?????? hum !!! it was just an example ... i don't understand why you replied that !!! are you sure you understood my question ???

[Mouton]

He did reply to your question.
The right syntax is "!=groupname *" or "!-username *"

If you don't put * or some way to match the users you want to show, !* is appended.

So "!=ADMIN" really means "!=ADMIN !*" which matches nobody.

The exact same way as if u put STOR = MN in your ioFTPD.ini permissions, only M and N users will be allowed, nobody else...

[Styx]

ho sorry thx for the answer :) :) :)

[Styx]

thats works in ioftpd, but i have a problem using this in my eggdrop, for example :


ftp::Quote $conn SITE stats ALLUP limit =ADMIN

this works perfectly, but it seems ftp.tcl doesn't like :

ftp::Quote $conn SITE stats ALLUP limit "=ADMIN =USER"

so have you any idea for me ? another way to user the limit argument without "..." when we want to use multiple parameters .... for example :


ftp::Quote $conn SITE stats ALLUP limit =ADMIN =USER

==> i think this form should correct my problem :) but its has not been implemented yet , so can you think you can help me ?

[Mouton]

you need to use double-quotes " " around values if there's a space in there.
and ioB won't accept quotes there i'd guess.
I think i remember changing ftp.tcl to accept quotes...
try this (add the bold block that isn't there in yours):

proc ::ftp::Quote {s args} {
upvar ::ftp::ftp$s ftp

if {[string last "\{" $args] != -1} {
set args [string range $args [expr [string last "{" $args]+1] [expr [string first "}" $args]-1]]
}

if { ![info exists ftp(State)] } {
DisplayMsg $s "Not connected!" error
return 0
}

...

[Harm]

Use: ftp::Quote $conn SITE STATS ALLUP limit \"=ADMIN =USER\"
You have to use \" in a tcl string to output ".

[Styx]

grrr i don't know why i didn't think about that !!! thx for answer it works perfecty, but i needed to add spaces like this in order to make it work :

ftp::Quote $conn SITE stats ALLUP limit \" !=ADMIN !=SITEOP * \"]


thx again !!!!