Automatic Submission Spider for Workers...

[chalsall]

Originally Posted by kracker

You're right, I use strawberry perl, just install, reboot, edit the submission script to your needs, and run :P (it sets associations, if you use it that way.)

Very cool!!! Thanks -- I didn't know about Strawberry. I'll add a mention to it on the spider page.

One thing though... I found that just letting the script run with the default association (perl.exe) caused a DOS window to pop up for a split second. If, however, you use "wperl.exe submit_spider.pl" in the WinBlows Task Scheduler, no such window appears.

[kracker]

Originally Posted by chalsall

Very cool!!! Thanks -- I didn't know about Strawberry. I'll add a mention to it on the spider page.

One thing though... I found that just letting the script run with the default association (perl.exe) caused a DOS window to pop up for a split second. If, however, you use "wperl.exe submit_spider.pl" in the WinBlows Task Scheduler, no such window appears.

Hmm... strange. I usually never use it that way, but it works.

P.S.: I use a script that automatically launches that when it detects a results.txt in one or two of my selected directories (in my script)

[flashjh]

Originally Posted by kracker

Hmm... strange. I usually never use it that way, but it works.

P.S.: I use a script that automatically launches that when it detects a results.txt in one or two of my selected directories (in my script)

Mind posting your script? I'd be curious to see it.

[kracker]

Originally Posted by flashjh

Mind posting your script? I'd be curious to see it.

It's a bat script... (only windows)... and the script is rough.... give me...a...few...



How many "workers" should I make it support? (max)

[flashjh]

Originally Posted by kracker

It's a bat script... (only windows)... and the script is rough.... give me...a...few...



How many "workers" should I make it support? (max)

I run up to 25 TF workers at a time, but you can just get me started and I can expand as necessary. Don't worry about the 'roughness', I use many bat files myself, and I know they can be that way. Right now I use a script that runs every hour, collects everything and then submits if there is something to submit. I was just wondering how you check for a results file (or how often)?

I attached my submit.bat file (rename to .bat), so you can see it. If you have any questions, let me know. Windows Task Scheduler just runs submit.bat every hour.

BTW - I use ActivePerl

[kracker]

Originally Posted by flashjh

I run up to 25 TF workers at a time, but you can just get me started and I can expand as necessary. Don't worry about the 'roughness', I use many bat files myself, and I know they can be that way. Right now I use a script that runs every hour, collects everything and then submits if there is something to submit. I was just wondering how you check for a results file (or how often)?

I attached my submit.bat file (rename to .bat), so you can see it. If you have any questions, let me know. Windows Task Scheduler just runs submit.bat every hour.

BTW - I use ActivePerl

Ah... your's look much better than mine... I'll add ethernet support.

P.S.: MY script is simple really, maybe too simple... what it does is looks for a "results.txt in several directories every x often, then if it finds it it executes the submit perl script.... then all over again...

[kracker]

Oh, I forgot to post it....

@echo off
### Settings.
### \ or /. C:/blah/blah or C:\blah\blah.
set sh=\
### Set title. Useless...
set title=
### set mfak* dirs here.
set dir1=C:\xxxx\x\mfakto
set dir2=C:\xxxx\x\mfakto-2
### Define time between checks in seconds.
set time=500
### End Settings.
title %title%
cls
Goto 1
:loop
timeout /t %time% /nobreak > NUL
:1
IF EXIST %dir1%%sh%results.txt cd %dir1%&&perl %dir1%%sh%submit.pl
:2
IF EXIST %dir2%%sh%results.txt cd %dir2%&&perl %dir2%%sh%submit.pl
:3
IF EXIST %dir3%%sh%results.txt perl %dir3%%sh%submit.pl
:4
IF EXIST %dir4%%sh%results.txt perl %dir4%%sh%submit.pl
goto loop
:kitchensink
#set /p dir3=
#set /p dir4=

make SURE perl.exe is in %path%, AND don't say anything about the background picture.

[Dubslow]

Originally Posted by kracker

AND don't say anything about the background picture.

KITTY!!!!!

[kracker]

Originally Posted by Dubslow

KITTY!!!!!

Oh shut u.. Nevermind.

[Dubslow]

Originally Posted by kracker

Oh shut u.. Nevermind.

But KITTY!!!

https://encrypted-tbn2.google.com/im...DJbA2_wHZTBnaw
https://encrypted-tbn1.google.com/im...33N3uu9Up6agEg
https://encrypted-tbn0.google.com/im...F1TyJt-TYG9SD4
https://encrypted-tbn1.google.com/im...kXLwKhY2KBgupQ

[kracker]

Originally Posted by Dubslow

But KITTY!!!

https://encrypted-tbn2.google.com/im...DJbA2_wHZTBnaw
https://encrypted-tbn1.google.com/im...33N3uu9Up6agEg
https://encrypted-tbn0.google.com/im...F1TyJt-TYG9SD4
https://encrypted-tbn1.google.com/im...kXLwKhY2KBgupQ

I will not comment.


P.S.: I do love kitties.