Evebot and auto login usage

[chockobot]

I used Evebot back in July - September. I got bored with Eve and moved on to some different games. I'm back playing Eve right now and was thinking of kicking up my miner again.

With using the mining script I got sick of baby sitting it. It would crash out or stop working for some reason. I would manually relog in and kick the script off again. Then of course you have the daily reboots in which I was never around to restart it in the morning. My question is does the auto login component now just hammer away trying to relog you in and then starts the script once it's back up?

If there was a way to kick the thing off and worry less about it stopping or dropping connection I would probably start using it again.

 

[Amadeus]

August 2, 2007 -- By Amadeus
[ISXEVE-20070724.0516]
* The restriction on loading isxeve during startup has been removed.  Please put ISXEVE in your innerspace game configuration as part of the 
  startup routine to test and let me konw if it causes any problems.
* Added new datatype: "login"
* Added new TLO: "Login"   (returns a 'login' datatype object or NULL if not at login)
* Added new MEMBERS to the 'login' datatype:
  1. IsConnecting          (bool type)
  2. ServerStatus          (string type)     [tranquility only] 
  3. ServerPopulation      (int type)        [tranquility only] 
* Added new METHODS to the 'login' datatype:
  1. SetUsername[<text>]
  2. SetPassword[<text>]
  3. Connect
* Added new datatype: "charselect"
* Added new TLO: "CharSelect"   (returns a 'charselect' datatype object or NULL if not at character select)
* Added new METHODS to the 'charselect' datatype:
  1. ClickCharacter[<CharID#>]  
     ClickCharacter
  * If you use "ClickCharacter" with no arguments, it will enter the game using the 'active' character.  Moreover, if you use "ClickCharacter"
    using the CharID# of the 'active' character, you will enter the game.  However, if you use the CharID# of one of your other two characters,
    it will simply make that character the 'active' one (ie, as it works while you're using the UI manually).  Therefore, in using this method
    in your script with a CharID# argument, you should do something like this:
                 CharSelect:ClickCharacter[12345678]
                 wait 50
                 if ${CharSelect(exists)}
                     CharSelect:ClickCharacter

 

[chockobot]

Another question is what do people use for cron jobs or task schedules in Windows? For example I want to set it up to reboot my computer every 12 hours or so.

Edit: I figured it out. I was able to set it up as a task using shutdown.exe -r -t 15. That basically tells the computer to shutdown but restart in 15 seconds. Seems to work well.