Have you thought about using HLSW? If I understand you correctly this can help you.
On 19:59, Richárd Szalai wrote:
Dear System Operators, I have run into an issue. I am hosting a Garry's Mod server on a Windows computer, but I usally use Linux on my home computer and laptop. Sometimes I need to use RCON to command the server. I have downloaded this neat script: http://forums.srcds.com/viewtopic/1911. This is use to run from terminal, ./rcon status gives me the list of players, for example. Here comes my main problem. I want to get total observation of the console, just how the console window of the EXE outputs information on the host computer. Using VNC is not good for me, because I want plaintext-ish connection to lower data traffic. Any forms of SSH is not good for me as well, because I am using a Windows host. Moving to Linux will be harder, because sometimes the host PC functions as my client PC, and (unfortunately) you can't (only with Wine) play Garry's Mod on Linux. I'd like to ask you if there is any way to modify that script, or get a new script, to handle total remote dumping. The script works this way (the one I linked): You need to set the IP/Port/Rcon password variables, the compile it with gcc. After, run the script with ./rcon command, like ./rcon say Hello. Then, the script output something like this into the terminal: Console: Hello. L 09/23/2011 - 22:10:47: "Console<0><Console><Console>" say "Hello." And after, it terminates. My point being, it should not terminate after, rather keeping alive to receive messages which are by default, printed into the server exe. Is there any way to do so? Best regards, Whisperity.
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