RouterOS get uptime days

RouterOS Scripting
1

Hello,

RouterOS get uptime days code is:

put "Uptime: $[:if ([:len [:find [/system resource get uptime] "w"]] != 0) do={([:pick [/system resource get uptime] 0 ([:find [/system resource get uptime] "w"])] *7 + [:pick [/system resource get uptime] ([:find [/system resource get
 uptime] "d"] -1) ([:find [/system resource get uptime] "d"])])} else={[:pick [/system resource get uptime] ([:find [/system resource get uptime] "d"]-1) ([:find [/system resource get uptime] "d"])]}] days"

The output result is:

Uptime: days;Uptime: 18 days

I have a problem.
The output has more “Uptime: days;”
I don’t want the output to have the “Uptime: days;” symbol.

Or is there a better way for people to do this?

2 
:put [/system/resource/get uptime
11w2d15:59:17
]
3

Hello,

Thank you reply.

I need the unit to be days.

4

Try:

# rextended's function (thanks Master)
# Convert uptime to seconds
:global timetoseconds do={
    :local inTime $1
    :local wPos   [:find $inTime "w" -1]
    :local dPos   [:find $inTime "d" -1]
    :local itLen  [:find $inTime "." -1] ; :if ([:typeof $itLen] = "nil") do={:set itLen [:len $inTime]}
    :local itSec  [:pick $inTime ($itLen - 2) $itLen]
    :local itMin  [:pick $inTime ($itLen - 5) ($itLen - 3)]
    :local itHou  [:pick $inTime ($itLen - 8) ($itLen - 6)]
    :local itDay  0
    :local itWee  0
    :if (([:typeof $wPos] = "nil") and ([:typeof $dPos] = "num")) do={:set itDay [:pick $inTime 0 $dPos] }
    :if (([:typeof $wPos] = "num") and ([:typeof $dPos] = "num")) do={:set itDay [:pick $inTime ($wPos + 1) $dPos] }
    :if  ([:typeof $wPos] = "num")                                do={:set itWee [:pick $inTime 0 $wPos] }
    :local totitSec ($itSec + (60 * $itMin) + (3600 * $itHou) + (86400 * $itDay) + (604800 * $itWee))
    :return $totitSec
}

:local upd ([$timetoseconds [/system resource get uptime]] / 86400)
:put "Uptime: $upd days"
5

Please use the code tag, to avoid Cool smile face when posting code pre formatted.
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6

OK

7

My function timetoseconds is correct…
http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/convert-uptime-to-date-and-time/157724/5

but if already is v7.12.1 (and up) just simply…

:put "Uptime: $([:tonum [/system resource get uptime]] / 86400) days"
8

That's great.
Effective and simple code.
Thank you.

9

Keep in mind, as I have recently found out, after ~500 days it restarts back to 0d00:00:01.

10

http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/does-the-uptime-value-reset/174525/1

11

Exactly.