UGHStats Version 1.0.0 Release TODAY!!!!

[DanielKelly]

The web interface is packed and ready for download!!!

Several servers have began running it, mostly TNN customers that were waiting for this to be released...

The download is here: http://www.thenerdnetwork.net/?target=ughstats

Of course Wolf is permitted to repack and redistribute this, it would be awesome if any redistribution packages created were submitted to me so I can add them to TheNerdNetwork's page as well.

Most of the bugs were worked out in the first few downloads that people got, I was able to rework the files and rezip and redistribute.

Let me know if you have any questions or anything!

The support forum for ughstats web interface is here: http://www.thenerdnetwork.net/forums/vi ... .php?f=124

Dan

[}TCP{Wolf]

Yes I was planning on mirroring it, I did post a question on the HLK forums where you posted beforehand. I am just going to repeat the question:

Just a quick question: was it intentional to NOT put the modified sources of netecho in the archive?

[}TCP{Carnage]

I have put it up for download on the website

[DanielKelly]

Yes I was planning on mirroring it, I did post a question on the HLK forums where you posted beforehand. I am just going to repeat the question:

Just a quick question: was it intentional to NOT put the modified sources of netecho in the archive?

I was not responsible for that archive... I just received it from Smartball and didnt question it, I didnt think source for any of this was completely neccessary... Also I dont think Smartball had any sort of bad intentions by not including it... He was probably thinking the same thing I was, that it wasnt completely neccessary.

All the modified netecho did was allow the user to change some minor configuration, like dilimeters, listening port config, and log dirs.

But let me know if you get it running.

Dan

[}TCP{Wolf]

I figured it would have been only a minor oversight, I never implied nor wished to imply any kind of bad behavior. Personally I don't care since I released it as "do whatever you like with it" boldly printed on the package.

But your readme states you released the package under GPL, so....

All in all looks like solid good work.

I'd have to set up a database and php engine to try it out, I think since Carnage has both running already he'd be the better candidate for a test.

[DanielKelly]

Everything is pretty nifty with the script... but certainly the most powerful piece is the chopper.php in the Web Server directory... it is what does basically everything...

I would really like to work on some new php scripts.. I just have NO idea what to write lol... code writers block you may call it...

Oh well, good luck, let me know if you need anything!

Dan