Systats & etpro 3.1.9

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pow
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Systats & etpro 3.1.9

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Hi guys, did any of you get systats to parse the 3.1.9 log? I fear that we have to wait till the next version of systats but I doubt if we ever gonna see one......
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Post by =FF=im2good4u »

did u use the log cvars to make normal logs ?

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// b_brokenlogtimestamps - use the broken timestamp format for the server
// logfiles.  This option exists for reverse compatibility, in case a
// program that reads the server log file depends on the timestamps being
// broken in order to function properly.
// default: 0		valid values: 0, 1
set b_brokenlogtimestamps 0

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// b_showClientCommands - log every command (e.g. say, vsay, team) that
// a client performs to the server log and console.  This is mostly
// useful for other programs that read the log file, but it can be
// helpful to a curious server administrator as well.
// default: 0		valid values: 0, 1
set b_showClientCmds 0

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// b_logrealtimestamps - log the time of day (as hh:mm.ss) instead of
// the amount of time the server has been on the current map.
// default: 1		valid values: 0, 1
set b_logrealtimestamps 1

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// b_cheatlog - defines the name of a separate log for the anti-cheat system
// when set to an empty string, the anti-cheat system uses the main system
// log file
// default: ""
set b_cheatlog "etpro_cheats.log"
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Post by RoadKillPuppy »

I am afraid that you just have to wait.

The most up-to-date version is borked but the developer (who already did a wonderfull job getting it to the state it is now) has lots of work irl.
Ofcoure as you can download the source you can always have a go at it yourself... ( any et lovers that also happen to be c++ / php / mysql guru's with some spare time? )
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