iojNFO

jeza · 08-24-2005, 12:52 PM

iojNFO shows .nfo file to user on SITE NFO command in dir where he is idlin
if more than one nfo is there all nfos are shown

in ioFTPD.ini add
nfo = TCL ..\where\u\have\iojNFO.itcl

iojNFO

Mayh3MUK · 01-06-2006, 03:54 PM

had to change:

nfo = TCL ..\where\u\have\iojNFO.itcl
to
nfo = TCL D:\where\u\have\iojNFO.itcl <-works for me!

else it would fail and i would get in SystemError.log
01-06-2006 21:36:47 "..\ioFTPD\scripts\iojNFO\iojNFO.itcl" terminated abnormally
--------------------------- ErrorInfo ----------------------------

PaRaNoiD_JaCK · 01-09-2006, 08:14 AM

I`m using your script at the moment to show nfo on dir changes with the following ioftpd.message file.

%[execute(TCL ..\scripts\iojNFO\iojNFO.itcl)]

I just had to edit a part of the tcl tho to get it to show ftp codes on the status window.

iputs -nobuffer "250- [gets $nfoFile]"

0perat0r · 01-19-2006, 12:40 PM

Hi,
you write...

Quote:

Originally Posted by PaRaNoiD_JaCK

I`m using your script at the moment to show nfo on dir changes with the following ioftpd.message file.

%[execute(TCL ..\scripts\iojNFO\iojNFO.itcl)]

I just had to edit a part of the tcl tho to get it to show ftp codes on the status window.

iputs -nobuffer "250- [gets $nfoFile]"

I used the same script, my questionist is, how i can build that into the ioftpd.message? You write by %[execute(TCL ..\scripts\iojNFO\iojNFO.itcl)], but how i can automate that, so that it is written into each file.

Thx for help

PaRaNoiD_JaCK · 01-19-2006, 12:44 PM

use your zipscript to add it to the ioftpd.message.

0perat0r · 01-19-2006, 04:06 PM

Hi,

Quote:

Originally Posted by PaRaNoiD_JaCK

use your zipscript to add it to the ioftpd.message.

i m using ioZS, can you tell me more precisely where to add %[execute(TCL ..\scripts\iojNFO\iojNFO.itcl)] i dont know where

jeza · 01-20-2006, 01:01 AM

some zipscripts can add .nfo files to ioFTPD.mesasage
dont know about ioZS
%[execute(TCL ..\scripts\iojNFO\iojNFO.itcl)] will not add it to ioFTPD.message
it will show u the .nfo file on CWD when ioFTPD.message is automaticaly shown

0perat0r · 01-20-2006, 09:28 AM

Hi,
yes, i could add it by a batch file @echo %%[execute(TCL ..\scripts\iojNFO.itcl)] >> .ioFTPD.message but between the race-stats and the @echo %%[execute(TCL ..\scripts\iojNFO.itcl)] >> .ioFTPD.message is a text like this:

Code:

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$4|�15|*2 �66|   �66|   H�8|�(     & �4|œ& 
$4|8|�����66|�›6|   �G2    H�8|͹6|H�8|; 7 H�8|O!4|0&2 �& �  �& Z�6|�& �
A �&       �& ����&     �–4|          ‡5|•     *�@ �& 7 ; ˜M 8 �"A 06  •  �

The text prevents that the nfo is being printed.
How can i disable or how can i delete the "crap-text" ?
Have someone maybe any idea?

PaRaNoiD_JaCK · 01-20-2006, 10:02 AM

Code:

/* Output variables */


$message_header			= "%[execute(TCL ..\scripts\iojNFO\iojNFO.itcl)]";
						  
						  
$message_user_header	= "";
						
$message_user_body		= "";
$message_user_footer	= "";
					

$message_group_header	= "";
						 
$message_group_body		= "";
$message_group_footer	= "";
		     			 

$message_mp3 			= "";
						  
$message_imdb			= " ";
						  
$message_footer			= "";

This is from phppsio config. i`m sure something is simlar in ioZS. As jeza says it just executes the script on entry to the directory.

0perat0r · 01-20-2006, 11:25 AM

Hi,
the ioZS can t handle the .ioFTPD.message like phppsio with header, body and footer.
I will try in the ioZS thread, maybe someone know a possibility how to do...

Stylewalker · 02-28-2006, 03:16 PM

Hi
is it possible to run this script with the free version of banana?
where do i have to put this %[execute(TCL ..\scripts\iojNFO\iojNFO.itcl)] to execute it while chaning a dir?

greetz
Style

jeza · 03-01-2006, 12:56 AM

some zip scripts have option to add your own text to .ioFTPD.message file for each release.
dont know about banana.

Stylewalker · 03-01-2006, 09:35 AM

so,
which one do you use?

jeza · 03-02-2006, 12:34 AM

iojZS