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Tribes Server Stat v1.1

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Features: • written in Perl, so it works under Windows (has been tested on Windows 2000/IIS5/ActivePerl 5.6.1.626) and *nix. • your web server does not need to be on the same machine as your game server • uses a totally customizable HTML template file so you can easily modify the look and feel • shows current server map with picture • shows current players and scores, organized conveniently by team • shows current server settings • optionally flag your admin's names in the player list display • displays player names with html tags, showing color codes for aliases, bots, and tribe tags • natively supports Tribes 1 servers • built in support for monitoring multiple servers, T1 and T2 servers supported concurrently • operating system detection code limiting the changes that are required for win32 support
Filename
tribesserverstat-1.1.zip
Size
2.5 MB (listed 2.51MB)
Type
ZIP
Version
1.1
Developer
admin
Last update
Aug 25, 2009 - 21:09
Format
Zip archive data, at least v1.0 to extract, compression method=store
Readme — 1.1/readme.html (from the archive itself)
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The latest version of this document can always be found at <A HREF="http://www.augustknights.com/tribesserverstat/" target="_blank">http://www.augustknights.com/tribesserverstat/</A>.<P>

<B><A HREF="http://www.augustknights.com/cgi-bin/tribesserverstatindex.pl" target="_blank">Working Example</A></B><P>

<FONT COLOR="#7E8468"><B>Download</B></FONT>
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<A HREF="http://www.augustknights.com/tribesserverstat-1.1.zip">tribesserverstat-1.1.zip</A> (REQUIRES QStat 2.4e or greater)<BR>
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<FONT COLOR="#7E8468"><B>Summary</B></FONT>
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tribesserverstat is a set of <A HREF="http://www.perl.com" target="_blank">Perl</A> scripts that generates server status web pages for both <A HREF="http://sierrastudios.com/games/tribes/" target="_blank">Tribes</A> and <A HREF="http://sierrastudios.com/games/tribes2/" target="_blank">Tribes 2</A> servers.
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<FONT COLOR="#7E8468"><B>Features</B></FONT>
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&#149; written in <A HREF="http://www.perl.com" target="_blank">Perl</A>, so it works under Windows (has been tested on Windows 2000/IIS5/ActivePerl 5.6.1.626) and *nix.<BR>
&#149; your web server does not need to be on the same machine as your game server<BR>
&#149; uses a totally customizable HTML template file so you can easily modify the look and feel<BR>
&#149; shows current server map with picture<BR>
&#149; shows current players and scores, organized conveniently by team<BR>
&#149; shows current server settings<BR>
&#149; optionally flag your admin's names in the player list display<BR>
&#149; displays player names with html tags, showing color codes for aliases, bots, and tribe tags<BR>
&#149; natively supports Tribes 1 servers<BR>
&#149; built in support for monitoring multiple servers, T1 and T2 servers supported concurrently<BR>
&#149; operating system detection code limiting the changes that are required for win32 support<BR>
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<FONT COLOR="#7E8468"><B>Requirements</B></FONT>
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&#149; <A HREF="http://www.perl.com" target="_blank">Perl5</A> or <A HREF="http://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePerl" target="blank">ActivePerl</A>. <A HREF="http://www.perl.com" target="_blank">Perl5</A> comes with most popular *nix distributions. If you run a Windows web server, you will need to download and install <A HREF="http://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePerl" target="_blank">ActivePerl</A>.<BR>
&#149; A web server capable of handling <A HREF="http://www.perl.com" target="_blank">Perl</A> scripts. <A HREF="http://www.apache.org" target="_blank">Apache</A> and <A HREF="http://www.microsoft.com/iis" target="_blank">Microsoft IIS</A> are known to work. Just about any other web server should too.<BR>
&#149; A <A HREF="http://sierrastudios.com/games/tribes>Tribes</A> OR <A HREF="http://sierrastudios.com/games/tribes2" target="_blank">Tribes2</A> (or any number of each) game server.<BR>
&#149; <A HREF="http://www.qstat.org" target="_blank">QStat</A>, available for both *nix and Windows.<BR>
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<FONT COLOR="#7E8468"><B>Installation</B></FONT>
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&#149; Copy everything from the images directory included with tribesserverstat into a directory on your web server that is accessible to users viewing your web page.  For example, <i>c:\wwwroot\images</i> or <i>/home/httpd/html/images</i>.<BR>
&#149; Copy <B>tribesserverstat.pl</B> and <B>tribesserverstatindex.pl</B> (latter required only when monitoring more than one server) into your web server's cgi-bin directory, or equivalent. For example, <I>c:\wwwroot\cgi-bin</I> or <I>/home/httpd/cgi-bin</I>.<BR>
&#149; Copy <B>tribesserverstat.conf</B> and <B>tribesserverstatindex.conf</B> (latter required only when monitoring more than one server) into a directory on your web server. It does not need to be a directory users can access via a web page. For example, <I>c:\wwwroot</I> or <I>/home/httpd</I>.<BR>
&#149; Copy <B>tribesserverstat.template</B> and <B>tribesserverstatindex.template</B> (latter required only when monitoring more than one server) into a directory on your web server. It does not need to be a directory users can access via a web page. For example, <I>c:\wwwroot</I> or <I>/home/httpd</I>.<BR>
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<FONT COLOR="#7E8468"><B>Configuration of tribesserverstat.pl and tribesserverstatindex.pl (if applicable)</B></FONT>
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Edit tribesserverstat.pl and follow the directions in the comments (#).<P>
&#149; <B>$settings{configfile}</B> is the location of your tribesserverstat.conf (or tribesserverstatindex.conf if editing tribesserverstatindex.pl) file. For example, <I>/home/httpd/tribesserverstat.conf</I>. Note that you put the pathname to tribesserverstat.conf, not the URL.<BR>
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<FONT COLOR="#7E8468"><B>Configuration of tribesserverstat.conf and tribesserverstatindex.conf (if applicable). tribeserverstatindex.conf has fewer options, but the ones that are there are essentially the same as the tribesserverstat.conf file. Both files are WELL documented.</B></FONT>
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Edit tribesserverstat.conf and follow the directions in the comments (#). I'll list the stuff you can change here as well:<P>
&#149; <B>template</B> is the full path to your template file. Make sure you use forward slashes, even if you are running Windows (i.e. c:/wwwroot/tribesserverstat.template).<BR>
&#149; <B>defrefresh</B> is the default number of seconds the web browser should automatically reload this script. The lower the number, the higher the load on your web server.<BR>
&#149; <B>minrefresh</B> is the minimum number of seconds in which the web browser can automatically reload this script. The lower the number, the higher the load on your web server. (Only REALLY useful if refresh is specified as a URL option. See URL
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