Hi all ! Is there a script here that ca show me a offline user IP ? Justi like in a older edition of Ptoka ... Or cand someone make the script so when I type !getinfo <offline user> it gives me his IP ? I said " !getinfo <offline user> " for an example ... it can be a other command ... PLEASE HELP ME !
i have moved this code here :
http://forum.ptokax.org/index.php?topic=6267#msg61973
thx 4 the reply, but the script has a but ... I think ... when I type !ipinfo <ip> it doesn't react at all ... what could be wrong ?
Have you made the Table files?
yes, I made those .tbl's, I have open them, they save the IP's, but the commands don't work... When I type the command in the mainchat for the bot to give me the IP's info(nick entry, etc.) it doesn't work ...
I found out what the bug was, but now all I need is a script that gives me the offline's nick ... like !getinfo <offline nick> ... This script makes a log history with all the logs and I can't search a certain nick in that log ... like !showlogon <offline nick> . Could someone help ?
Quote from: BoyKind on 15 August, 2006, 07:26:13
I found out what the bug was, but now all I need is a script that gives me the offline's nick ... like !getinfo <offline nick> ... This script makes a log history with all the logs and I can't search a certain nick in that log ... like !showlogon <offline nick> . Could someone help ?
hmm nope the bug was a bad piece of code ...
there is a command to showip info on on/offline nicknames
i have updated the script above with a "bloated" version (includes usecommands in rightclick and correctedt the bad lines ....
** edit cleaned up messy thingy's in code ..
Quote from: UwV on 15 August, 2006, 22:17:31
hmm nope the bug was a bad piece of code ...
there is a command to showip info on on/offline nicknames
i have updated the script above with a "bloated" version (includes usecommands in rightclick and correctedt the bad lines ....
** edit cleaned up messy thingy's in code ..
and cand you post that updated script here ? or give me the link ? if there is one ...
Quote from: BoyKind on 17 August, 2006, 22:02:43
and cand you post that updated script here ? or give me the link ? if there is one ...
well it say's have updated the script above with a "bloated" version
meaning the post above is updated with that versoin
meaning it is right in fornt of you if you just scroll up this page .. :0)
man, thx 4 the script, but this isn't what I asked 4 ... I asked 4 a simple script that gives me the IP of an offline user ... like !userinfo <offline nick> ...
Quote from: BoyKind on 17 August, 2006, 23:27:13
man, thx 4 the script, but this isn't what I asked 4 ... I asked 4 a simple script that gives me the IP of an offline user ... like !userinfo <offline nick> ...
well it does what you asked for,
in order to show offline nick connected to i't ip
one needs record ip and nicks ..
that is basicly what it does and what it did ..
it it is actually pretty simple.
you got your script.
cleaned and commented...
** last edit: removed the timer to ..
Quote from: UwV on 18 August, 2006, 09:00:08
cleaned and commented...
lool to cleaned indeed (skipped posting the code even )
o.k.,
so now ..
needs only one file,
has no extra's
has only one command and shares it with the inbuild px !getinfo command,
(you get two reply's one from script's botname and one from hub 's botname[/color]...
-- PtokaX Lua 5 version by PPK
-- vim:ts=4:sw=4:noet
-- PtokaX OpComExtra.lua 1.1 (Sedulus/20030314) tested on PtokaX 0.3.2.4 IceCube-III-fix3
-- based on OpComExtra.lua for DCH++ by Sedulus
-- created for Cop][Killer of the [TropiCo.se] network
-- no rights reserved (although it would be nice if you kept my name in here)
-- now saves to files, does some otherstuff and is DSN ready ...uwv
-- to 5.1 uwv
-- usercommands glued in & 5.0/5.1 compatible by uw
-- stripped all "extra" things
-- still NOT really 5.0-5.1 compatible
-- you need to create 1 file in your scripts folder named " ntable.tbl "
bot_name = frmHub:GetHubSecAliasName() -- botname to react to commands in PM
max_table_siz = 7 -- the maximum number of nick/times per IP and ip/times per nick stored
---- script start ----
function Main()
-- if the line below gives you a erro you are using lua 5.0.x (please comment it and this script will work fine for you.)
table.getn = table.getn or function(tbl) return #tbl end
if _VERSION == "Lua 5.1" then
gc = "collect"
end
NickTable = {} -- store info about Nicks here
dofile("ntable.tbl")
end
-- Event: arrival of data
function ChatArrival(curUser, sData)
local msg,loc = isMessageForMe(sData)
if msg then
return clientMessage(curUser, msg, loc)
end
end
-- Checks if this msg is a cmd
function isMessageForMe(data)
local ret,c,msg = string.find( data, "^%b<> %p(.*)|$" )
if ret then
return msg,0
end
end
-- Gets called upon arrival of a chat or pm message
function clientMessage(client, msg, loc)
if string.sub(msg, 1, 8) == "getinfo " then
if client.bOperator then
local nick = string.sub(msg, 9 )
if NickTable[nick] then
local str = "userinfo on: "..nick.."\r\n"
for key, elem in pairs(NickTable[nick]) do
if key ~= "n" then str = str..elem.."\r\n" end
end
messageClient(client, loc, bot_name, str)
else
messageClient(client, loc, bot_name, "Sorry my dear, but i have no extra userinfo on: "..nick)
end
end
end
end
-- Send client a message
function messageClient(client, where, from, msg)
if where == 0 then
client:SendData("<"..from.."> "..msg.."|")
end
end
-- Gets called when a new user connects
function userConnected(client)
local nick = client.sName
local ip = client.sIP
-- create tables
if not NickTable[nick] then NickTable[nick] = {} end
-- remove first so we scroll (max_table_siz/max_history_siz)
if table.getn(NickTable[ nick ] ) == max_table_siz then table.remove(NickTable[nick], 1) end
-- add newest entry
table.insert(NickTable[nick], os.date()..": "..ip )
end
-- Event: new user
function NewUserConnected(curUser)
return userConnected(curUser)
end
-- Event: new op
function OpConnected(curUser)
return userConnected(curUser)
end
---------------------------------------------- the garbage collector
function Clear()
collectgarbage(gc)
io.flush()
end
function OnExit()
Save_File("ntable.tbl", NickTable, "NickTable")
end
----------------------------------------------
-- ripped (with full respect) the next 2 functions from :
--Any Table 1.0 LUA 5.1 by Mutor 10/01/05
-- Fetches table structure & data.
-- Saves tables to file
Serialize = function(tTable, sTableName, hFile, sTab)
sTab = sTab or "";
hFile:write(sTab..sTableName.." = {\n" );
for key, value in pairs(tTable) do
local sKey = (type(key) == "string") and string.format("[%q]",key) or string.format("[%d]",key);
if(type(value) == "table") then
Serialize(value, sKey, hFile, sTab.."\t");
else
local sValue = (type(value) == "string") and string.format("%q",value) or tostring(value);
hFile:write( sTab.."\t"..sKey.." = "..sValue);
end
hFile:write( ",\n");
end
hFile:write( sTab.."}");
end
Save_File = function(file,table , tablename )
local hFile = io.open (file , "w")
Serialize(table, tablename, hFile);
hFile:close()
end" if you dont like the deco, just dance to the music "
thx mate ;) it works ... almost ... here it is: [00:04] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\ipfinder.lua:114: attempt to index local 'hFile' (a nil value) ... when I stop the script and then restart it, it doesn't remember the logs ... please help me ... the script is perfect! I like it! but I want that error fixed. Thank you
Quote from: BoyKind on 18 August, 2006, 22:13:40
thx mate ;) it works ... almost ... here it is: [00:04] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\ipfinder.lua:114: attempt to index local 'hFile' (a nil value) ... when I stop the script and then restart it, it doesn't remember the logs ... please help me ... the script is perfect! I like it! but I want that error fixed. Thank you
oops you are right my mistake ..
function OnExit()
Save_File("dsn/logs/ntable.tbl", NickTable, "NickTable")
endshould have been
function OnExit()
Save_File("ntable.tbl", NickTable, "NickTable")
endfixed in post above
It work ;) Thank You :)
UwV, where can i find the lua5 version of this script ???
I because i can't find it on the forum
5.0.x version http://forum.ptokax.org/index.php?topic=3719#msg38623 (http://forum.ptokax.org/index.php?topic=3719#msg38623)
but it wont save to file ..
if you do want to save to file .. i think these versions above are 5.0.x 5.1 compatible did you try ?
UwV, I know I said I need a script with only the command "userinfo" , but now I'm asking you if you can modify the script -- PtokaX Lua 5 version by PPK
-- vim:ts=4:sw=4:noet
-- PtokaX OpComExtra.lua 1.1 (Sedulus/20030314) tested on PtokaX 0.3.2.4 IceCube-III-fix3
-- based on OpComExtra.lua for DCH++ by Sedulus
-- created for Cop][Killer of the [TropiCo.se] network
-- no rights reserved (although it would be nice if you kept my name in here)
-- now saves to files, does some otherstuff and is DSN ready ...uwv
-- to 5.1 uwv
-- usercommands glued in & 5.0/5.1 compatible by uw
-- stripped all "extra" things
-- still 5.0-5.1 compatible
-- you need to create 1 file in your scripts folder named " ntable.tbl "
bot_name = frmHub:GetHubSecAliasName() -- botname to react to commands in PM
max_table_siz = 7 -- the maximum number of nick/times per IP and ip/times per nick stored
---- script start ----
function Main()
table.getn = table.getn or function(tbl) return #tbl end
if _VERSION == "Lua 5.1" then
gc = "collect"
else
gc = ""
end
NickTable = {} -- store info about Nicks here
dofile("ntable.tbl")
end
-- Event: arrival of data
function ChatArrival(curUser, sData)
local msg,loc = isMessageForMe(sData)
if msg then
return clientMessage(curUser, msg, loc)
end
end
-- Checks if this msg is a cmd
function isMessageForMe(data)
local ret,c,msg = string.find( data, "^%b<> %p(.*)|$" )
if ret then
return msg,0
end
end
-- Gets called upon arrival of a chat or pm message
function clientMessage(client, msg, loc)
if string.sub(msg, 1, 8) == "getinfo " then
if client.bOperator then
local nick = string.sub(msg, 9 )
if NickTable[nick] then
local str = "userinfo on: "..nick.."\r\n"
for key, elem in pairs(NickTable[nick]) do
if key ~= "n" then str = str..elem.."\r\n" end
end
messageClient(client, loc, bot_name, str)
else
messageClient(client, loc, bot_name, "Sorry my dear, but i have no extra userinfo on: "..nick)
end
end
end
end
-- Send client a message
function messageClient(client, where, from, msg)
if where == 0 then
client:SendData("<"..from.."> "..msg.." |")
end
end
-- Gets called when a new user connects
function userConnected(client)
local nick = client.sName
local ip = client.sIP
-- create tables
if not NickTable[nick] then NickTable[nick] = {} end
-- remove first so we scroll (max_table_siz/max_history_siz)
if table.getn(NickTable[ nick ] ) == max_table_siz then table.remove(NickTable[nick], 1) end
-- add newest entry
table.insert(NickTable[nick], os.date()..": "..ip )
end
-- Event: new user
function NewUserConnected(curUser)
return userConnected(curUser)
end
-- Event: new op
function OpConnected(curUser)
return userConnected(curUser)
end
---------------------------------------------- the garbage collector
function Clear()
collectgarbage(gc)
io.flush()
end
function OnExit()
Save_File("ntable.tbl", NickTable, "NickTable")
end
----------------------------------------------
-- ripped (with full respect) the next 2 functions from :
--Any Table 1.0 LUA 5.1 by Mutor 10/01/05
-- Fetches table structure & data.
-- Saves tables to file
Serialize = function(tTable, sTableName, hFile, sTab)
sTab = sTab or "";
hFile:write(sTab..sTableName.." = {\n" );
for key, value in pairs(tTable) do
local sKey = (type(key) == "string") and string.format("[%q]",key) or string.format("[%d]",key);
if(type(value) == "table") then
Serialize(value, sKey, hFile, sTab.."\t");
else
local sValue = (type(value) == "string") and string.format("%q",value) or tostring(value);
hFile:write( sTab.."\t"..sKey.." = "..sValue);
end
hFile:write( ",\n");
end
hFile:write( sTab.."}");
end
Save_File = function(file,table , tablename )
local hFile = io.open (file , "w")
Serialize(table, tablename, hFile);
hFile:close()
endand upgrade it with that !ipinfo command. Could you do it ?
thx modular , plop's version of the script works but if UvW could convert it to lua 5 , i would like to use this version
i don't think that the above script it's compatible with Px lua 5, gives me this error
PtokaX\scripts\userinfo.lua:22: unexpected symbol near `#'
i have chaned that line in the post above ..
--from:
table.getn = table.getn or function(tbl) return #tbl end
--to:
table.getn = table.getn or function(tbl) return #(tbl) end
i think that was the problem. .
Quote from: BoyKind on 19 August, 2006, 19:52:46
UwV, I know I said I need a script with only the command "userinfo" , but now I'm asking you if you can modify the script and upgrade it with that !ipinfo command. Could you do it ?
yes i can.
* last edit removed ToArrival
-- PtokaX Lua 5 version by PPK
-- vim:ts=4:sw=4:noet
-- PtokaX OpComExtra.lua 1.1 (Sedulus/20030314) tested on PtokaX 0.3.2.4 IceCube-III-fix3
-- based on OpComExtra.lua for DCH++ by Sedulus
-- created for Cop][Killer of the [TropiCo.se] network
-- no rights reserved (although it would be nice if you kept my name in here)
-- now saves to files, does some otherstuff and is DSN ready ...uwv
-- to 5.1 uwv
-- usercommands glued in & actually NOT 5.0/5.1 compatible by uw
-- this one only does !userinfo & !ipinfo
-- stripped allmost all "extra" things
-- still Nt really 5.0-5.1 compatible
-- you need to create 2 files in your scripts folder named " ntable.tbl " and " itable.tbl "
bot_name = frmHub:GetHubSecAliasName() -- botname to react to commands in PM
max_table_siz = 7 -- the maximum number of nick/times per IP and ip/times per nick stored
---- script start ----
function Main()
-- if the line below gives you a erro you are using lua 5.0.x (please comment it and this script will work fine for you.)
table.getn = table.getn or function(tbl) return #tbl end
if _VERSION == "Lua 5.1" or _VERSION == "Lua 5.2" then -- ;0)
gc = "collect"
end
IPTable = {} -- store info about IP's here
NickTable = {} -- store info about Nicks here
dofile("itable.tbl")
dofile("ntable.tbl")
end
-- Gets called upon arrival of a chat or pm message
function clientMessage(client, msg, loc)
if string.sub(msg, 1, 7) == "ipinfo " then
if client.bOperator then
local ip = string.sub(msg, 8)
if IPTable[ip] then
local str = "ipinfo on: "..ip.."\r\n"
for key, elem in pairs(IPTable[ip]) do
if key ~= "n" then str = str..elem.."\r\n" end
end
messageClient(client, loc, bot_name, str)
else
messageClient(client, loc, bot_name, "Sorry my love.., no ipinfo on: "..ip)
end
end
return 1
elseif string.sub(msg, 1, 8) == "getinfo " then
if client.bOperator then
local nick = string.sub(msg, 9 )
if NickTable[nick] then
local str = "userinfo on: "..nick.."\r\n"
for key, elem in pairs(NickTable[nick]) do
if key ~= "n" then str = str..elem.."\r\n" end
end
messageClient(client, loc, bot_name, str)
else
messageClient(client, loc, bot_name, "Sorry my dear, but i have no extra userinfo on: "..nick)
end
end
end
end
-- Gets called when a new user connects
function userConnected(client)
local nick = client.sName
local ip = client.sIP
local level = client.bOperator
if not level then level = 0 else level = 1 end
-- create tables
if not IPTable[ip] then IPTable[ip] = {} end
if not NickTable[nick] then NickTable[nick] = {} end
-- remove first so we scroll (max_table_siz/max_history_siz)
if table.getn(IPTable[ip]) == max_table_siz then table.remove(IPTable[ip], 1) end
if table.getn(NickTable[ nick ] ) == max_table_siz then table.remove(NickTable[nick], 1) end
-- add newest entry
table.insert(IPTable[ip], os.date()..": ["..level.."] "..nick )
table.insert(NickTable[nick], os.date()..": "..ip )
end
-- Checks if this is a message for us
function isMessageForMe(data)
local ret,c,msg = string.find( data, "^%b<> %p(.*)|$" )
if ret then
return msg,0
end
end
-- Send client a message
function messageClient(client, where, from, msg)
if where == 0 then
client:SendData("<"..from.."> "..msg.."|")
end
end
-- Events: arrival of data
function ChatArrival(curUser, sData)
local msg,loc = isMessageForMe(sData)
if msg then
return clientMessage(curUser, msg, loc)
end
end
-- Event: new user
function NewUserConnected(curUser)
return userConnected(curUser)
end
-- Event: new op
function OpConnected(curUser)
-- For all operators
return userConnected(curUser)
end
---------------------------------------------- the garbage collector
function Clear()
collectgarbage(gc)
io.flush()
end
function OnExit()
Save_File("itable.tbl", IPTable, "IPTable")
Save_File("ntable.tbl", NickTable, "NickTable")
end
----------------------------------------------
-- ripped (with full respect) the next 2 functions from :
--Any Table 1.0 LUA 5.1 by Mutor 10/01/05
-- Fetches table structure & data.
-- Saves tables to file
Serialize = function(tTable, sTableName, hFile, sTab)
sTab = sTab or "";
hFile:write(sTab..sTableName.." = {\n" );
for key, value in pairs(tTable) do
local sKey = (type(key) == "string") and string.format("[%q]",key) or string.format("[%d]",key);
if(type(value) == "table") then
Serialize(value, sKey, hFile, sTab.."\t");
else
local sValue = (type(value) == "string") and string.format("%q",value) or tostring(value);
hFile:write( sTab.."\t"..sKey.." = "..sValue);
end
hFile:write( ",\n");
end
hFile:write( sTab.."}");
end
Save_File = function(file,table , tablename )
local hFile = io.open (file , "w")
Serialize(table, tablename, hFile);
hFile:close()
end
thanks man ;)
UwV i don't think this works with Px Lua 5.0.2
still gives me the error above , and with Px Lua 5.1 works fine
humm .. i though that trick would do it ..
is kind of funny how it actually makes it work in 5.1
but apperently errors in 5.0 ...
well just disable line 22 .. by commenting it
like
--i will udate the scpt credits and remove the "compatible" thingy for now untill i gethat one sorted ..
done that and now it gives me this error
PtokaX\scripts\userinfo.lua:242: bad argument #1 to `collectgarbage' (number expected, got string)
Quote from: Alexinno on 20 August, 2006, 00:31:42
done that and now it gives me this error
PtokaX\scripts\userinfo.lua:242: bad argument #1 to `collectgarbage' (number expected, got string)
weird i have just tested it with latest px 0.3.5.0 (lua 5.0)
and i don't get that error.. i did now ..
and yes logic actually .. "" is a sting
if _VERSION == "Lua 5.1" or _VERSION == "Lua 5.2" then -- ;0)
gc = "collect"
else
gc = nil
endwould be better
if _VERSION == "Lua 5.1" or _VERSION == "Lua 5.2" then -- ;0)
gc = "collect"
endis even more nice i guess ..
when i start the script it doesn't gives any error but when i reconnect
-=Holly-Error=- jumps out :(
here not .. what does holly say then when she jumps out ?
but i do notice another thing the rightclcikc dont work right
gimme some time and i will do a 5.0 version with all the extra's for you.
[03:25:38] <-=Holly-Error=-> D:\4 Alex 7Gb\PtokaX\scripts\userinfo.lua:165: bad argument #1 to `collectgarbage' (number expected, got string)
ok i'll wait for the lua 5 version ;)
10q
UwV, that script gives me errors ... I saw them 2day when I woke up ...
[01:19] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:114: attempt to call global 'isMessagePmToMe' (a nil value)
[01:22] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[01:22] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
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[02:00] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[02:00] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[02:00] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:19] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:19] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:19] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:19] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:20] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:20] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:21] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:22] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:26] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:26] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:26] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:26] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:26] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:28] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:29] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:29] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:30] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:30] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[04:30] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
[09:16] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
Quote from: Alexinno on 20 August, 2006, 01:34:38
[03:25:38] <-=Holly-Error=-> D:\4 Alex 7Gb\PtokaX\scripts\userinfo.lua:165: bad argument #1 to `collectgarbage' (number expected, got string)
ok i'll wait for the lua 5 version ;)
10q
i posted the 5.0 version here ..
http://forum.ptokax.org/index.php?topic=3719#msg61967
Quote from: BoyKind on 20 August, 2006, 07:51:34
UwV, that script gives me errors ... I saw them 2day when I woke up ...
[01:19] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:114: attempt to call global 'isMessagePmToMe' (a nil value)
[01:22] Syntax C:\Volvo Hub\scripts\userinfo.lua:113: bad argument #1 to 'len' (string expected, got nil)
goodmorning ;0)
i'll get on it and sort that out ..
.. i got pretty confused modding three versions of that script at the same time here...
** i got it, i forgot to strip the ToArrival
mornin' :) yes, I can see :)
Posted on: 20 August 2006, 10:23:18
did you finish that script UwV ?
Quote from: BoyKind on 20 August, 2006, 19:26:27
did you finish that script UwV ?
Quote from: UwV on 20 August, 2006, 09:22:20
** i got it, i forgot to strip the ToArrival
Quote from: UwV on 19 August, 2006, 21:02:52
yes i can.
* last edit removed ToArrival
-- the updated script i guess ??
didnt see that one :P thx modular for the info ... and thx UwV 4 all your effort ;)