[asphalt]

Hi , just wondering if anyone has seen a stats program for MOHAA like Psycostats for Counter Strike?

[[]PanZeR]

yea i would like one too cool:

[=HP=[A]Gen.Boom]

Just take a look here for our stats....
http://www.hollowpointnltools.com/MOHAA/index.html


Here you can find the proggie http://www.planetquake.com/aeons/aestats/

Greetz

=HP=[A]Gen.Boom

[[]PanZeR]

we mean like a public stats that shows everyone's weekly stats and stuff

[[S.D.] Lt. Skywalker]

You can do that with AEstats. Take a look at our stats on our site.

[oop]

we use [url=http://stats.clanfx.com/:77cae]MOHStats[/url:77cae] on our server

you can check out some stats from our site.

click on the sig below

[quote:4fb87]Automatic Updating
The scheme used on our server follows:

Shutdown server at 6:30am
Move qconsole.log to permanent logfile directory, saving file as YY-MM-DD.log.
Run mohstats on new file, using stored cache file.
Gzip (or delete) logfile.
Restart server.
Repeat daily. [/quote:4fb87]

You have to do this? There is no way to have it fully automated? Anyone have this working on a Windows platform?

[yochoylamuete]

You can do that using a batch file on a Windows platform (I do it with my own stats program). But you can't compile stats without closing the server, since the log file remains open as long as the server is active.

Regards,

[[NBK] G.I. Jerk]

Originally Posted by yochoylamuete

You can do that using a batch file on a Windows platform (I do it with my own stats program). But you can't compile stats without closing the server, since the log file remains open as long as the server is active.

This is not true. While the file is locked (you can't delete it.....or perhaps even COPY it ...havent tried) You can still read from it.

What I do to keep track of the logfile so that as it grows it can be re-read for only new lines added to qconsole.log is this:


TYPE qconsole.log >qconsole.txt

(take snapshot of qconsole.log)
(if server is REMOTE you can do the TYPE thru telnet/ssh then ftp/network a copy down the parsing machine...if linux server use cat intead of type)

DIR|FIND "qconsole.bak"
IF ERRORLEVEL 0 GOTO compare
TYPE qconsole.txt >qconsole.bak

REM check for existence, if not create, if exists skip TYPE line.
REM knowing it didn't exist since the GOTO line above wasn't invoked
REM I skip the COMPARE label below

GOTO 1stpass

:compare
FC qconsole.txt qconsole.bak >difference.txt

(the above line will find only those lines added to the qconsole.log file since we took our "snapshot" above....this avoids counting the same deaths/kills twice)

REM now replace qconsole.bak with the latest snapshot

TYPE qconsole.txt >qconsole.bak

(now parse difference.txt)

:1stpass

(now parse the copy of qconsole.bak created above)


To differentiate between different qconsole.log sessions.. ie: comparing the backup of the log to a completly new log so as to not screw up the stats in any way I also keep a backed up copy of the the first 10 people that entered the battle on the server since it started. If the log i'm currently parsing doesn't have the same 10 people entering in the exact same order,
I then know to it's a new logfile altogether and to parse it as a 1st pass (goto 1stpass) instead of using FC to get only the differences.(newest added lines since last pass)


This is my template for the stats HTML. I'm not fully finished the batchfile yet and am going to make it so you can change the look of the stats to suit any webpage just by substituting another template.html file.

[img]http://www.control-alt-delete.ca/mohaa/template.JPG[/img]

[yochoylamuete]

Nice Tip! biggrin: though in my case I must restart the server every day (it's not 24/7).

If you want to check the stats I created, take a look at

http://www.valenciamoon.com/ceal

It's very different from mohstats and aestats, it's... muetestats!

The main difference is every frag is wrote on an Access database, which is queried in turn to build the stats page. It has some interesting features:

The General stats (Generales) is quite usual.

The By Map stats (Por mapa) allows you to check who's the best player on each map and what's the most effective weapon (well, kinda) on that map.

The Player stats (Por jugador) are my favourite ones biggrin:, you can check your ratio on every map, you can see your daily ratio (Promedio diario) for the last 30 days, you can check your use of every weapon, you can check who's your Nemesis (bestia negra) and your favourite target (fijacion enfermiza). You can also check which part on your body is your weakest point (Talon de Aquiles) and which one you shot more often (blanco preferido).

The weapon stats (Por arma) you can check who's the best player on each one and how each weapon fits on each map.

On the downside, the web part of the stats must reside on an ASP server, and it only keeps the records for the last 30 days (that's ok for me, a larger interval makes hard to raise/lower your ratio). However you can keep a copy of the database for each month so that you can check historical data.

Unfortunately, we are moving away from our current server soon, and probably we wont be able to use them anymore... hake: