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DROP TABLE IF EXISTS ipd_users;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS ipd_associations;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS ipd_logins;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS ipd_logouts;

-- The table of usernames and their unique ID
CREATE TABLE ipd_users (
  `id` INT NOT NULL auto_increment,
  `username` VARCHAR(13), 
  PRIMARY KEY(`id`),

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DROP VIEW IF EXISTS ipd_ips;
DROP VIEW IF EXISTS ipd_dested_players;
DROP VIEW IF EXISTS ipd_timeout_events;
DROP VIEW IF EXISTS ipd_player_replace_events;
DROP VIEW IF EXISTS ipd_quit_events;
DROP VIEW IF EXISTS ipd_in_out;
DROP VIEW IF EXISTS ipd_user_logouts;
DROP VIEW IF EXISTS ipd_user_logins;
DROP VIEW IF EXISTS ipd_pretty_associations;
DROP VIEW IF EXISTS ipd_ip_popularity;

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DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS log_disconnect;
DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS log_connection;

DELIMITER //
-- The log_connection() procedure is called when a user connects to the game.
-- It accepts the username that is connecting, and the ip they are connecting 
-- from. It then adds the user if their username is new, associates the 
-- username with the IP making sure to update the count of how many times 
-- they've connected from that IP. Finally it adds a login for this user at 
-- the present time/date.

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-- Selecting IPs used by a username
SELECT username, ip FROM ipd_pretty_associations WHERE username = '%s' ORDER BY count DESC;

-- Selecting usernames that have used a specific IP
SELECT ip, username, count, countryCode FROM ipd_pretty_associations WHERE ip = '%s' 
ORDER BY count DESC;

-- Selecting usernames that have used a wildcarded IP
SELECT ip, username, count, countryCode FROM ipd_pretty_associations WHERE ip LIKE '%s' 
ORDER BY count DESC;

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###
## Stay On Target!
##   Daniel McCarney 2011
##   https://binaryparadox.net
##
## Using an interactive countdown function found on the unix.com forums
## I created a shell function/alias that allows me to avoid procrastinating
## (if I procrastinate by writing code to stop procrastinating it equals out
##  right?).
##

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###############################################################################
# Quick & Dirty script to download the Avatars of your Twitter Followers
# Daniel McCarney -- 10/10/11
#
# Emphasis on the quick & dirty. There's no error handling, and bad things
# are liable to happen if you have Twitter followers with malicious avatars
#
# Requirements: Python 2.6, python-twitter, OAuth keys*
#
# *Twitter requires OAuth authentication for the API calls this script uses.

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#
# pushoverbooted service 
#
# Sends a PushOver notification when the box has finished booting. To 
# install, place this file in /etc/init/ You can test the service by 
# running 'start pushoverbooted' 
# 
# You will need to replace TOKEN with the value you get upon following the
# registration process for a pushover application detailed at: 
# 	https://pushover.net/api#registration

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#
# pushoverbooted service 
#
# Sends a PushOver notification when the box has finished booting. To 
# install, place this file in /etc/init/ You can test the service by 
# running 'start pushoverbooted' 
# 
# You will need to replace TOKEN with the value you get upon following the
# registration process for a pushover application detailed at: 
# 	https://pushover.net/api#registration

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use strict;
use vars qw($VERSION %IRSSI);

use LWP::UserAgent;

use Irssi;
$VERSION = '0.0.1';
%IRSSI = (
  authors     => 'Daniel McCarney',
  contact     => 'daniel@binaryparadox.net',

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#!/bin/bash
#
# SVN Post-commit hook for the Pushover API
# Filters commits to only push when specific authors commit.
# Sends commit messages to one or more device KEYS.

# List of keys to push to
KEYS=( DEVICE_KEY_ONE DEVICE_KEY_TWO DEVICE_KEY_THREE )

# Which commit authors should generate push messages?