If you need a script that queries a list of servers for how many days since reboot
and then generates a report to a HTML-file with graphs and everything...

visit KiXtart HelpDesk and look for System Uptime in the Scripts section or
download http://www.kixtart.org/helpdesk/download/Uptime.zip

/Brian

Sorry I can't post the script here since it contains html-formatting like body...

Welcome to the board.

A little question: do you have more information about http://kixtart.org/helpdesk ?
f.e.
- what are the goals?
- which users should use it?
- why this was introduced at the same main address?
- what the meaning of the forums will be?
thanks & greetings.

btw: the site looks great.

[ 04 December 2001: Message edited by: MCA ]

Really good to see you on the board.

I've always viewed kixtart.org/helpdesk as the Euro-KiXtart BBS ... and that we are related, kinda like sister boards (at least that's what I'd like to think anyway !)

-Shawn

p.s. Thanks for that timely tip about @TICKS and the overflow ! Plus, might be nice to get more cross-posting going on between the boards ... no ?

[ 04 December 2001: Message edited by: Shawn ]

By-the-way some links in your download section are working correctly.
greetings.

MCA: I started KiXtart HelpDesk as a spare-time project.
The goal is to promote the KiXtart language and to offer sample scripts.
The users would be anyone interested in KiXtart.
The reason why it is located at kixtart.org is that Henri offered space on his server.

Shawn:
Glad I could help!
Cross-postings would be nice! I don't have that many to offer though...
I am really interested in sample scripts. New-commers likes cut-and-paste, right??

/Brian

Btw: I'll fix the links ASAP. Also working on a html-version of the 2001 manual.

Is there any possibility to get the complete uptime string in the HTML page?
I think it's easy to do but for some reason I can't get it in???

[ 04 December 2001: Message edited by: awinkel ]

[ 06 December 2001: Message edited by: awinkel ]

$day = val(substr("$x",instr("$x","for") + 5,3))
? "$$day = " + $day

$hour = val(substr("$x",instr("$x","hour") - 3,3))
? "$$hour = " + $hour

$minute = val(substr("$x",instr("$x","minute") - 3,3))
? "$$minute = " + $minute

$second = val(substr("$x",instr("$x","second") - 3,3))
? "$$second = " + $second

/Brian

"Error in parameter(s) !.
$result = WriteProfileString($IniFile,"$server","Uptime",$day)

What might be causing this?

Server Uptime
DBTX: days
FSTX: days
EXCHANGETX: days

If Exist($IniFile)
$result = WriteProfileString ("$IniFile", "$server", "Uptime", "$day")

What I would like to do is use all the data that is reported via Uptime.exe. If you add the /a /d switches you can get a lot more info then just the "system uptime".

Here is an example of the output using the following command

Shell '%comspec% /c "uptime.exe \\$server /a /d:01/01/2002" >C:\uptime.txt'

(contents on c:\uptime.txt)
Uptime Report for: \\Server

OS: Windows NT 4.0 (Build 1381), Service Pack 6, Multiprocessor Free.
Time Zone: Eastern Standard Time

System Events as of 2/5/02 5:12:45 PM:

Date: Time: Event: Comment:
---------- ----------- ------------------- -----------------------------------
2/1/02 6:01:48 PM Shutdown Prior uptime:62d 7h:15m:52s
2/1/02 6:09:22 PM Boot Prior downtime:0d 0h:7m:34s

Current System Uptime: 3 day(s), 23 hour(s), 4 minute(s), 12 second(s)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Since 1/1/02: (Last 35 Days)

System Availability: 99.9853%
Total Uptime: 35d 17h:5m:11s
Total Downtime: 0d 0h:7m:34s
Total Reboots: 1
Mean Time Between Reboots: 35.72 days
Total Bluescreens: 0
Total Application Failures: 0

Is anyone brave/smart enough to strip the data and put it into the .ini file so that is can be posted into the HTML page.

DR