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Re: Uptime


  • Subject: Re: Uptime
  • From: Gnarlodious <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 12 Sep 2004 15:17:14 -0600

Title: Re: Uptime
Entity John C. Welch spoke thus:

> Just copy and paste the code from SD to email. Don't use CSS in email, it's
> ridiculous overkill
That's what I did in my original post, but alas, the black background was discarded leaving the then low-contrast text to offend the reader.

This means that if I want to paste formatted and unwrapped text I would have to export the script to an HTML page (using CSS) then recolor the HTML with an Applescript.

Let me try this:

AirportUsers (AppleScript)

-- Script to log and report Airport Extreme wireless users

on run
   set logFile to ((path to startup disk) & "private:tmp:TCP.txt" as string)
   
   do shell script "osascript -e 'tell application \"Terminal\" to do script \"" & ("sudo tcpdump -i en1 port 80 >> " & the POSIX path of logFile) & "\"'"
end run

on reopen
   set logFile to ((path to startup disk) & "private:tmp:TCP.txt" as string)
   set logPOSIX to the quoted form of the POSIX path of logFile
   
   display dialog (do shell script "perl -lne'@h{/\\b10\\.\\d+\\.\\d+\\.\\d+/g}=()}{print for keys%h' " & logPOSIX)
end reopen

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Well, that’s better than the colored version at least.

--Gnarlie
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