GSTAT COMMAND:
The gstat command produces various statistical information about all
the characters in mordor. In addition, gstat can list all the
mordor characters that exceed a given amount of gold, play time,
or level.
Syntax:
gstat [-glts #] [-d] [-P <players ...>]
The flags can appear in any order except for the '-P' which must be
the last flag in the command arguement list. Also each flag must
appear separately. i.e. -gl 10 needs to be -g 10 -l 10
Also, due to the amount of data output, the static breakdown will not be
listed if the -d, -g, -l or -t flags are used.
-d The '-d' flag will list all the players that are either
a DM, a caretaker or None.
-g # The '-g' flag will list all players with '#' or more
gold.
-l # The '-l' flag will list all players that are '#'+
level.
breakdown on players '#'+ level. This is intended to allow
for a more accurate statical breakdown. Often times
players create a 'one time' character which can skew
the true static brekadown of the game..
-t # The '-t flag will list all players that have a play
time greater than '#' seconds..
-P <players...> The '-P' tells gstat to run gstat only on the
player's names specified after the '-P'. If the '-P
is not present, gstat will use all the characters in
the players directory. Note: the player's names following
'-P' still must be in the player/ directory. The '-P'
was intended as a means to limit gstat static domain.
Examples:
gstat -l 10
-- list all the players that are 10+ level.
gstat -d -P P1 P2 P3
-- list all the DMs in the player list P1, P2, P3
gstat -s 2
-- only preform the statical breakdown on players that
are 2nd or higher level.el.
Other notes:
Class / Level Breakdown:
The number following the Class number tells the total
number of players of that class. The two lines of numbers
represents the number of players of the given class at
at each level. The first line of numbers corresponds to
1st to 13th level , the second line of numbers corresponds to
14th to 26th level, where 26 slot is for all players that are
26+ level..
Due to the amount of output from gstat, and the length of time to
search all the players, it might be easier to redirect gstat
output to a file: gstat > gstat_file.