On Sun, Nov 11, 2001 at 03:34:50AM -0500, Brian Reus wrote:
> I got sick of looking at the long numbers that meant nothing except for the
> number of seconds since some date, and wanted an easy to look at file name.
> I just changed the restart_mud sub, everything else is the same. I am
> offering it up for comments. a few problems I have with it right now is, is
> that 1:21 am looks the same as 12:01 pm. Anyone know how to force perl to
> use two digits? my perl is a little rusty, been a while since college.
>
>
> sub restart_mud {
> # Restart the mud
> #
> # Changed 11/10/01 by Zartha
> # Lets get some stuff so the logs names are readable #
> # Month Day Hr Min
> #
> # Second,Minute,Hour,Month,Year,Day of Year,Day of Week,#
> # Is Day Light Savings #
> ($trash,$min,$hr,$day,$month,$trash,$trash,$trash,$trash) =
> localtime(time());
(undef,$min,$hr,$day,$month,undef,undef,undef,undef,undef)=localtime(time());
> # Add one to month to make 1 to 12 #
> $month = $month + 1;
> chdir $startPath;
> system ("$exec $port > $logdir/$month$day#$hr$min.log 2>&1 &");
> return;
NOW=`date +%Y%m%d#%H%M`
$exec $port > $logdir/$NOW.log 2>&1 &
I mean, running perl to startup a mud.... yeah right.
Edwin
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