Here are two urls two gifs that demonstrate the packet being split up - it's basically the last line of the status response that gets chopped (the bit that says '14 users'). Screenshots are taken from my new work-in-progress program :)
http://www.kquery.com/public/fragmented_1a.gif
http://www.kquery.com/public/fragmented_1b.gif (check towards the bottom of that debug output)
You can see in the second picture that the program correctly identifies and rebuilds the hl_rules packet (which has been fragmented), but doesn't detect the rcon reply as being fragmented (it just comes in with two packets with the ����l [insert log data here] standard format).
I've got hex dumps if anyone cares :D
Cheers, Kris.
PS "Author of the not so excellent ServerInfo ;-)" , lol *quickly changes signature* :)
At 19:11 01/02/2004, you wrote:
Oops. I didn't read your initial message correctly. Are you saying it doesn't split the datagrams properly in response to an rcon command? I just tried it with a Firearms server and it worked ok for me, i.e. it split the packet.
I do seem to remember that Rcon was inconsistent at times, but I don't remember the exact problems I had. If you search through the archives for this mailing list, I'm sure you'll find more information on it.
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