Auto Announcement sPWAdmin [need help]

Tryed Bash's script Risingmoon DEV - Powered by Discuz!, but seems iweb and pwadmin works more different than i thought.
If some1 know how to remake that script for pwadmin, that would be great

p.s. thx.
p.p.s. sorry for my bad english.

No it doesn't need iWeb, all it needs is the protocol API which every server release has

pwAdmin include it so it would run fine as well with pwAdmin however it is not a pwAdmin plugin you would have to edit the include/classpath for it to work properly

Ok i tryed and no results :D
Code broadcast.jsp

Code:

<%@page contentType="text/html; charset=UTF-8"%> //this is to see russian simbols
<%@page import="java.lang.*"%>
<%@page import="java.util.*"%>
<%@page import="java.text.SimpleDateFormat"%> // copy from pwadmin
<%@page import="org.apache.commons.lang.StringEscapeUtils"%>
<%@page import="protocol.*"%>
<%@page import="com.goldhuman.auth.*"%>
<%@page import="com.goldhuman.util.*"%>
<%@page import="org.apache.commons.logging.Log"%>
<%@page import="org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory"%>
<%@page import="java.io.*"%>
<%@page import="java.sql.*"%>
<%@page import="org.apache.axis.encoding.Base64"%> // copy from pwadmin
<%@include file="../../WEB-INF/.pwadminconf.jsp"%> // copy from pwadmin

<%
	boolean allowed = true; //so we don need enter password for pwadmin

	if(request.getSession().getAttribute("ssid") != null)
	{
		allowed = true;
	}
%>

<%
        String msg = "Automatic Broadcast System Test";
try {
        protocol.DeliveryDB.broadcast((byte)9,-1,msg);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
        out.println("<font color=red>Error Attempting to Broadcast Message!</font>");
}        
%>
<%
out.println("<font color=green>Successfully Sent Broadcast Message!</font>");
%>

Cron test anons

Code:

/opt/jetty-7.2.0/webapps/pwadmin/broadcast.jsp
xx xx * * * *

What is wrong?

use a script; example:

cron

Code:

00 * * * *  root    /etc/cron.pw/aa1.sh

aa1.sh

Code:

#!/bin/sh

wget http://127.0.0.1:8080/pwAdmin/AA/aa1.jsp
rm *jsp*

aa1.jsp

Code:

<%@page contentType="text/html; charset=GBK"%>
<%@page import="java.lang.*"%>
<%@page import="java.util.*"%>
<%@page import="java.text.*"%>
<%@page import="org.apache.commons.lang.StringEscapeUtils"%>
<%@page import="protocol.*"%>
<%@page import="com.goldhuman.auth.*"%>
<%@page import="com.goldhuman.util.*"%>
<%@page import="org.apache.commons.logging.Log"%>
<%@page import="org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory"%>
<%@page import="java.io.*"%>
<%@page import="java.sql.*"%>
<%
	//
	// Coded by [B]aSH from Vendetta Gaming Network.
	// 
String msg = "PUT ANNOUNCEMENT HERE";
try {
	protocol.DeliveryDB.broadcast((byte)9,-1,msg);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
	out.println("<font color=red>Error Attempting to Broadcast Message!</font>");
}	
%>
<%
out.println("<font color=green>Successfully Sent Broadcast Message!</font>");
%>

YW ;)

Just to explain why (in case you wanted to know, or whatever) cron directly calls whatever you tell it to. Well there is no way to 'execute' a .JSP from 'bash'. You can call the JSP using wget, so to make it automated as desired you make the simple script to be activated automatically by cron, which in turn uses wget to call the announcement JSP

;) :D

---------- Post added at 02:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:05 PM ----------

so ofc the way cron is (it's really nice because) you can make almost unlimited numbers of these announce scripts & JSPs, ie... you could make one run hourly that announces "welcome to xxx server", you could make one run every year at new years (at midnight your server time) that announces "happy new year" etc etc etc... :D

I have about 3-4 handmade (not Pwi events) automated events runnin a day, that runs without GM's, also 5 waves of ADC invasion at evenin automated. I placed all information about "when and where all that stuff starts", but we all know that players are lazy and don read wiki's at all.
Since last year autumn i searched for some sort of auto announcements to free-up GM's time.

so ofc the way cron is (it's really nice because) you can make almost unlimited numbers of these announce scripts & JSPs, ie... you could make one run hourly that announces "welcome to xxx server", you could make one run every year at new years (at midnight your server time) that announces "happy new year" etc etc etc... :D

So i've made about 10 dayli anons

awesome!

Originally Posted by nofxpunkerbrian

You missed in your script "//Created by Bash from Vendetta Gaming Network" out of respect, just because you modified a bit doesnt entitle you to remove that.

Also PWAdmin folder shouldnt be used to create new jsp always use the iweb folder and reboot your java service clearing your cache so any changes or new additions will be added without an issue.

I didnt shared it, didnt say that my script. Look 1st post.
Just cleared coz them locked and no need to keep in 10+ files... i have your clear script with copyrights in my @downloaded@ folder.
If you ll look second script without copyrights, there is some parts of chat.jsp from pwadmin - i cant place there only bash... and that mixed script didnt work.

I shared some calculations for battle pets page seledit in forum, but didnt placed there copyrights, coz not me created seledit, not me created pw and formulas i made - is some sort of original wanmei core formulas, i just found it thru tests.

p.s. thx for script and don be like this ===> "YOU SNEAKE STEALER!!!11 WHERE IS MY NAME IN ALL YOUR 10+ NO ONE SEEING SCRIPTS CHMOD 644???777"

Wrong page.....

trigger has time to start (xxx) and time to end (yyy) in npcgen, cron activates anons script about start at (xxx) and anons script about finish at (yyy).
you can edit triggers with a npcgen-editors, there is a few workable full npcgens.

Im at work now and dont have my files here. Gimme a screenshoot of your trigger in npcgen and paste a codes: java, php and cron. Ill look and say where are mistakes.

6 Hours Ago - some sort of 4 am in my town :D

Originally Posted by 343

aa1.sh

Code:

#!/bin/sh

wget http://127.0.0.1:8080/pwAdmin/AA/aa1.jsp
rm *jsp*

What does this code pull the .jsp from? Should mine look like this
http:// ***.***.*.***:8080/PWServer/jetty-7.2.0/webapps/pwAdmin/***.jsp, to match my test server and the file path to were I placed the .jsp. I am asking this now so it's right the first time. Thanks 343.

Originally Posted by jh281978

What does this code pull the .jsp from? Should mine look like this
http:// ***.***.*.***:8080/PWServer/jetty-7.2.0/webapps/pwAdmin/***.jsp, to match my test server and the file path to were I placed the .jsp. I am asking this now so it's right the first time. Thanks 343.

Basically, yes. However you should always use 127.0.0.1 / since you're referencing a local file (on the 'localhost') {no need to use WAN or even LAN IP}

I'd actually recommend just using php5-cli over that

PHP Code:

<?php

function broadcast($message){
        $sock = socket_create(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, SOL_TCP);
        if($sock){
                if(socket_connect($sock, "127.0.0.1", 29100)){
                        socket_set_block($sock);
                        $data2 = mByte(9) . mByte(0) . mInt(-1) . mInt(0) . mString($message);
                        $data = mUInt32(79) . mUInt32(strlen($data2)) . $data2;
                        socket_send($sock, $data, 8192, 0);
                        socket_set_nonblock($sock);
                        socket_close($sock);
                        echo "Message Sent Successfully";
                } else {
                        echo "Message Sending Failed";
                }
        }
}

// pack - http://ru2.php.net/pack
function mByte($p) { return pack('C', $p & 0xFF); }

function mf($i, $j) { return ($i >> $j) & 0xFF; }
function mBytes($p, $from)
{
        $packed = '';
        for ($i = $from; $i >= 0; $i -= 8)
                $packed .= mByte(mf($p,$i));
        return $packed;
}

function mChar($p) { return mByte(mf($p,0)) . mByte(mf($p,8)); }
function mString($s)
{
        $s=iconv('utf-8','utf-16le',$s);
        $ret = mUInt32(mb_strlen($s));//mUInt32(count($s) * 2);
        $s=array_merge(unpack("n*",$s));
        for ($i = 0;$i < count($s); $i++)
        {
                $ret .= mByte(($s[$i]) >> 8);
                $ret .= mByte($s[$i]);
        }
        return $ret;
}

function mShort($p) { return mBytes($p,8); }
function mInt($p) { return mBytes($p,24); }
function mLong($p) { return mBytes($p,56); }

function mUInt32($p) {
        if ($p < 64)
                return mByte($p);
        if ($p < 16384)
                return mShort($p | 0x8000);
        if ($p < 536870912)
                return mInt($p | 0xC0000000);
        return mInt(-32) . mInt($p);
}
function mSInt32($p) {
        if ($p >= 0)
                return mUInt32($p);
        $t=-$p;
        if ($t < 64)
                return mByte($p | 0x40);
        if ($t < 16384)
                return mShort($p | 0xA000);
        if ($t < 536870912)
                return mInt($p | 0xD0000000);
        return mInt(-16). mInt($p);
}

function mOctets($p) {
        $packed = mUInt32(count($p));
        for ($i = 0; $i < count($p); $i++)
                $packed .= mByte($p[$i]);
        return $packed;
}

broadcast($argv[1]);

?>

and use

php whateveryoucalledit.php "Message to broadcast"

This doesn't rely on the JSP server running and you can run it from any server that has PHP-CLI support

I will remember that. Thanks 343.

Sorry das7002, I'm still a nob at code, and 343's way looks easier for me to do, but I would gladly try yours, if you wouldn't mind explaining were to put everything. Thanks for the response.

dos7002, were does the message go into the code that I want to broadcast.

Originally Posted by jh281978

dos7002, were does the message go into the code that I want to broadcast.

Like I said

Code:

php whateveryoucalledit.php "Message to broadcast"

Just remember to keep message in quotes.

The code can just be save as whateveryoucalledit.php and as long as php5-cli is installed it will run by sending the message directly to gdeliveryd and skipping Java entirely.

You could also run it from a web server by changing the last line where it says broadcast($argv[1]); ($argv is all the argument given by the cli) but I've already got something like that originally in PW Chat...