Send signal to Eddie to pick next lowest latency server

[halamadrid! 0]

Hi!

Has anyone been able to figure out a way to run a script that will select the next lowest latency server and switch to it? I'm sure you could write a AutoHotKey script or something but that seems like overkill. Is there a way to do this with in the terminal with Hummingbird or in Windows with the EddieUI? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.

[OpenSourcerer 1360]

Also, with Eddie you can set scoring by and order the list by latency.

[halamadrid! 0]

Thanks, maybe the random function part of that will work but not sure.

I know Eddie can let you sort by latency but more specifically what I am looking for is a way to just run a script that changes your server to another one. I can do it manually by clicking on another server in Eddie of course but I'm wondering if there is a way to do this from the command line. Any ideas if something like that already exists?
 

[OpenSourcerer 1360]

Did you have a look at eddie-cli?

[halamadrid! 0]

Not yet in depth to be honest. Do you happen know if initiating a new connection in another terminal will disconnect the previous one?

[misam 9]

On 11/8/2022 at 10:23 PM, OpenSourcerer said:

Also, with Eddie you can set scoring by and order the list by latency.

Since a few weeks my eddie instance (latest stable for Ubuntu) does not list anymore by latency nor speed. Just alphabetical order.