Bot for inactivity

gamesbond

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How can I create a bot that check the inactivity of a ts server and proceed to stop it?
 

0x0539

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Unless if you have a countless amount of servers you can simply login to the server, click user statistics and click on sort on last visited. (Assuming you use YaTQA)

Use JTS3Mod
I'm not sure if JTS3Mod supports checking inactivity of whole servers, can you confirm?
 

panteL

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Unless if you have a countless amount of servers you can simply login to the server, click user statistics and click on sort on last visited. (Assuming you use YaTQA)


I'm not sure if JTS3Mod supports checking inactivity of whole servers, can you confirm?
No he didn't... JTS3MOD check only the clients on the server... And kick them for inactivity but If no clients connected the bot can't check everything.
 

BoTz

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Oh, i missunderstood the thread. You can do that with php and the TS3 Framework.
 

EscuderoKevin

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No he didn't... JTS3MOD check only the clients on the server... And kick them for inactivity but If no clients connected the bot can't check everything.

Unless if you have a countless amount of servers you can simply login to the server, click user statistics and click on sort on last visited. (Assuming you use YaTQA)


I'm not sure if JTS3Mod supports checking inactivity of whole servers, can you confirm?


JTS3 servermod have InactiveCheck , and check channles for days check website.
 

Agusanz

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How can I create a bot that check the inactivity of a ts server and proceed to stop it?
You can create a "bot" (it's more like a script) with php to check if the server is empty each 1 minute, if it is, the initial timestamp logged at the first run will remain the same, if it's not, the actual timestamp will be logged.. if actual timestamp - the timestamp logged is > than 10 days, you shut down the virtual server.
 
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