Time Tracking

2002-01-04 Thread Travis McCarter
I am looking for a script or program that can be run by Cron to calculate how much time a user has been dialed into a server each day. I wrote a small script which pulled the information from the 'last' command, it worked great for a while, but for some reason stopped working a couple of days ago

Re: Perl - Time Tracking

2001-03-20 Thread Clarence Donath
On Mar 19, 21:41, Ted Hilts wrote: > I have this ftp routine and want to be able to measure the time > associated with each step in the routine. You can see a routine snippet > on the list where I submitted the first problem and it is called Perl > Problem. Check out the Perl module Benchmark.

Re: Perl - Time Tracking

2001-03-19 Thread Charles Galpin
If you want really fine granularity, try something like the Time-HiRes module. As far as your other problem goes, you can set a timeout value in the constructor of Net::FTP, as well as the read and write methods. If that doesn't work, you could send yourself a signal to interrupt your program if i

Re: Perl - Time Tracking

2001-03-19 Thread Anthony E . Greene
On Mon, 19 Mar 2001 23:41:33 Ted Hilts wrote: >This is my second perl problem. > >I have this ftp routine and want to be able to measure the time >associated with each step in the routine. You can see a routine snippet >on the list where I submitted the first problem and it is called Perl >Proble

Re: time tracking

2000-09-12 Thread Thomas Porter
Try looking at ptimetracker, easily found on freshmeat. Only problems I had concerned the Qt versions it needs: 2.0 is not enough, 2.1.2 appears to be a minimum. I got it to build on a RH 6.1 box by rebuilding Qt 2.2.0 and going from there. Not fun, but it seems to be a pretty nice little tool

Re: time tracking

2000-09-12 Thread Michael R. Jinks
Nope, hadn't. The gnome-cal program had some stuff that looked kind of like time tracking functionality though not what I wanted, so I hadn't looked further under the GNOME heading. Will give this a try. Thanks. -m On Tue, Sep 12, 2000 at 08:35:26AM -0600, Chuck Mead wrote: > H

Re: time tracking

2000-09-12 Thread John Aldrich
On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Michael R. Jinks wrote: > Time tracking. > > I have never been able to do it. I really, really need to start, like, > last week. > > I'm hoping that technology can solve my problems, but so far google has given > me no cause for hope. > >

Re: time tracking

2000-09-12 Thread Jonathan Wilson
You should write a dock-app interface to "gtt" (Gnome Time Tracker) JW At 02:31 AM 9/12/2000 -0500, you wrote: >Time tracking. > >I have never been able to do it. I really, really need to start, like, >last week. > >I'm hoping that technology

Re: time tracking

2000-09-12 Thread Chuck Mead
Have you tried the Gnome Time Tracking Tool (binary is called `gtt')? On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Michael R. Jinks spewed into the bitstream: MRJ>Time tracking. MRJ> MRJ>I have never been able to do it. I really, really need to start, like, MRJ>last week. MRJ> MRJ>I'm hopi

RE: time tracking

2000-09-12 Thread Burke, Thomas G.
Sounds like your a gov't contractor... Sorry, but the only help I can give you is to try ical... > -Original Message- > From: Michael R. Jinks [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 3:32 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: time trackin

time tracking

2000-09-12 Thread Michael R. Jinks
Time tracking. I have never been able to do it. I really, really need to start, like, last week. I'm hoping that technology can solve my problems, but so far google has given me no cause for hope. What I'd like is a time tracking tool that will take as little of my own time and