Log | (http://apps.soldat2d.com/projects/logeye/logo/48x48.png) | Eye |
1. "Open" | - open a saved database file |
2. "Save" | - export search results as Txt or HTML* |
3. "Scan" | - show scanning menu (ARSSE/SoldatServer) |
4. "QuickUpdate" | - run a database quick update function |
5. "Stop" | - stop the scanning process (enabled while scanning only) |
6. "Settings" | - show settings menu |
7. "Help" | - wildcards manual information |
8. "About" | - program information |
"Update" | - to update selected database file with the new unique entries from the log files |
"Replace" | - to replace (rewrite) the file and create a new database |
* | Substitutes zero or more characters |
? | Substitutes any one character |
[charlist] | Substitutes one character from a group. A group can be a list of characters, e.g. [abcd], or a range of characters, e.g. [a-d] which is the same as [abcd] |
[^charlist] | Substitutes any single character NOT in the group, e.g. [^a-zA-Z0-9] substitutes any character that is NOT alphanumeric |
Tip: | Use [charlist] to substitute "*", "?" and "[" characters |
/db <path> | Use to load specified database on application startup |
/upd | Use with /db switch to update loaded database |
/ip <ip> | Use with /db switch to search by IP |
/hwid <hwid> | Use with /db switch to search by HWID |
/serv <server> | Use with /db switch to search by Server |
/date <date> | Use with /db switch to search by Date |
/silent | Use with /upd switch to run database update in a silent mode, without GUI |
/debug | For debugging purpose only |
/help | To show this help |
Tip: | You can use both "/" and "-" symbols to prefix switches |
LogEye.exe /db servers.db
LogEye.exe /db "D:\Games\SoldatServer\Logs\Big Brother Is Watching You.db" /upd
LogEye.exe /db data.db /upd /silent
LogEye.exe /db MyDatabase.db /upd /date "2015-05" /serv "MyServ"
Add MSAC GUID search pls.
Where are the labels "IP", "Nick", "Server Tag"... ?
Oh great, you are just in time. Thanks for the report. I was already going to upload new version tonight.
As for bugs, all of them were made coz of my inattention :)
1st one - I forgot to enable "Unicode" in compiler options after some debugging.
2nd & 3rd ones are similar - 2 typos in the code.
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Version 0.1.46 (16 Feb 2011):
+ Added GUID field (based on MSAC's Global User IDs for SoldatServer 2.6.5)
+ Added context menu for the results list
~ Fixed Unicode support bug
~ Fixed searching by Name with "Case sensitive" option enabled bug
~ Fixed searching by Date with "Use wildcards" option disabled bug
% Modified INI settings
% Modified GUI settings
N.B. Since application is now working in Unicode mode, previously saved LogEye.ini (settings) file won't work property. You had to save it with UTF-8 encoding setting or just delete.
For the same reason and additionally because of the database changed format (GUID records support) you had to scan and save your logs again (hit the "Replace" button in Update/Replace dialog window in case you want to save data-file with the name of the oldest one).
See first post for the download link...
(http://forums.soldat.pl/index.php?topic=34125.msg408715#msg408715)
automatical update
/db <path> | use to load specified database on application startup |
/upd | use with /db switch to update loaded database |
/debug | for debugging purpose only |
LogEye.exe /db MyLogs.db
LogEye.exe /db "C:\Soldat\Logs\This Is SOLDAAAT.db" /upd
- Sorting. I lack ability of sorting my search results
- Uploader. Beo mentioned an uploader on IRC. Why not
Will there be an update soon?An update means new features or fixes, doesn't it?
I'd love to see baka admin supportHmm, does BA have a logging feature? Last time I talk to VTT about it, he said that won't add logging to BA...
LogEye.exe /db MyDatabase.db /upd /date "2011" /serv "MyServ"
Do you mean deleting logs (records) from database or files from log folders?
The TEXT datatype was used for date & time fields for the reasons of convenience and performance with complex wildcards search.
You successfully demonstrated that additional manipulations with LogEye's databases could be done without any problem. With a simple batch file in your case :)
So, default database structure will not be changed.
It was written in PureBasic (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PureBasic) (same as all latest versions of my Soldat related tools), GUI was made with PB's native functions plus some platform-dependent APIs (e.g. for nesting checkboxes into toolbar, listview headers sorting, etc.).