Hey Garp old Chap

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It appears that your sig script is b0rked. Can you give it a swift kick please Sah :p

Dunc
 
Back from being up some mountains in Ireland... I'll grab a look at this and see whats up later.
 
Right.. everything looks to be fix0red. Stupid me made a slight change to the code and forgot to test it properly :doh:
For some reason the user account that was running the cron process isn't e-mailing me either like it does for the others so I've changed it over to one that does. That way I'll be aware of any issues hopefully.
 
Hmm.. okay. Slight flaw in the code has been highlighted by the cron process actually sending me e-mails \o/
The stanford source of stats has died at the moment and I hadn't written into the code to exit should this be the case, unfortunately the rest of the code has cleared the data from the DB on the server used to generate the sigs, expecting to find the data from source.

Whoops :D
I'm working on a fix for this now. Things should fix on the next run of the script once stanford's source is live.
 
Yeah, t'was an obvious oops that slips through the radar if you're not thinking properly :)

I've now got
Code:
if (!fp) die;
in there which seems to be working fine.
 
Houston, we may have a problem.

I susppect these scripts rely on the stats in /teamstats/ which are currently being updated once a day (if you're lucky). Might be some re-coding effort needed here folks. :(
 
Mine will be alright because when it fetches the stats file it identifies it by a timestamp created from the date and time in the headers of the team statistics; if the date and time are the same the file is recognised as identical and though the old one is overwritten it makes no difference to the statistics.

Thanks for the warning anyway :)
 
null said:
Mine will be alright because when it fetches the stats file it identifies it by a timestamp created from the date and time in the headers of the team statistics; if the date and time are the same the file is recognised as identical and though the old one is overwritten it makes no difference to the statistics.

Thanks for the warning anyway :)

Mine doesn't do anything quite as fancy...
 
My server bliss has decided to take a dive for some reason. I'll be across in the DC sometime around 11 o'clock and I'll see what its doing then.
 
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