NPLB Free-DC Stats

[em99010pepe]

Nope, I thought you had control of it...lol

Carlos

EDIT: by my stats you need to import the results from 15, 20 and 23 of November.

[IronBits]

Thanks for marking them red, I have downloaded the ones that were not marked with red.
<span style="color: rgb(255, 0, 0);">I</span>

Great idea!

I sent you the results.vbs script to do the conversion to .csv files...
You could post the .csv files as well and then I could just grab them and stuff them into the import folder.

Someday, we'll be automating the download and import of .csv files from server locations...

[IronBits]

Crap! You are not using the correct date/time ISO Format statement.
Look in your llr-serverconfig.txt file
Find the function DisplayDate() line and change it to return date ("%F\ %T")

function DisplayDate()
return date("%F\ %T")
end

This is what you should have in the results.txt file
[2008-11-22 10:31:59]

This is what you have in results.txt
[11/12/08 23:24:37]

I will have to convert every date line before I can export to .csv

[em99010pepe]

With that set up I just ruined the results.txt file....,crap....
Now I have time like this:

user=Jokern3000
[ ]
625*2^569097-1 is not prime.

I'm going to work, when I get back I'll fix it.

Carlos

[IronBits]

Well that's NO good

This is the thread about log formats.
http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=10965

Anyone know why it pukes on windows llrnet servers?
Better yet, anyone know what it *should* be set to under Windows to get ISO date time stamps in the logs?

[IronBits]

I fixed the conversion and I have converted all 3 results.txt files and placed them into the .csv import directory.
Imported .csv files... not sure how often Bok does his stats.

If you can't figure out the date time stamp thing, no problem.

[em99010pepe]

works for:

function DisplayDate()
return date("%Y-%m-%d\ %H:%M:%S")
end

IB, I am going to upload the latest file with the old time format. Next ones will have the new format, ok?

[IronBits]

Sure, don't need the seconds either

return date("%Y-%m-%d\ %H:%M")

[em99010pepe]

Originally Posted by IronBits

Sure, don't need the seconds either

return date("%Y-%m-%d\ %H:%M")

Took off the seconds but in the previous post the seconds are there...lol

Anything else?

[IronBits]

That's it, let er rip!!!

[IronBits]

Carlos, I just downloaded these four files, go ahead and mark them as done so I don't grab them twice.

results_20081115_1909_CC_nplb_443.zip
results_20081120_1846_CC_nplb_443.zip
results_20081123_1932_CC_nplb_443.zip
results_20081124_2149_CC_nplb_443.zip