There is no info query for Source right now, that is being
reinterpreted as a ping request and you get a A2A_ACK as a response. The
other values should all be 0x0, you sure you got the packet dump right?
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Okay, I spent a few minutes and whipped up a sample RCON client
implementation. This is ugly, ugly code but it should compile for linux
users. Win32 people need to do the WSAStartup() dance amongst other
things.
In response to an auth request I see:
Sending packet (18 bytes)
Got 28 bytes from
Ok, Once I have already leared the rcon format I have another question.
¿Where is logaddress on source ds? ¿Is it implemented?
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I've just released the source code to my HL multiple server administration
tool Kontrol 2 (
http://www.kquery.com/index.php?page=software_infosubpage=1id=4 ) to the
world with no restraining license.
For more information on the Delphi 7 source, check out this forum post.
Sweet kris thanks for that. Im sure I'll have cause to look at that at some
point :)
Steve / K
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I've just released the source code to my HL multiple server administration
tool Kontrol 2 (
Here look at a quick php script that I have written which queries my LAN
Server.
http://users.initcorp.co.uk/paulk/HL2SInfo/hl2sinfo.php
You can select what query you want from the list.
It debugs what it sends and also what it reads back.
And as you will see it returns back the following when
It looks like it doesn't recognize the info query, so it just responds
with a ping. You can send \xFF\xFF\xFF\xFFT and it will give an
info-like response (dev.kquery.com has it pretty well documented). If
you can understand C, I have some code that uses it in CVS right now:
The server only runs on x86 hardware so no need to convert endian-ness
(is that a word?) of the data.
- Alfred
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After reading the code more carefully it is sending ascii '0' in that
response. I will check with the guy who wrote that code if he really
meant to do that.
- Alfred
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Okay, let me rephrase that, always use little endian for your type
representation.
The code I sent around had the ugly ugly disclaimer meaning I spent 10
minutes writing it, issues like endianness (or even how to effectively
read the data response) were left out of the implementation.
- Alfred
I know all that, already, it was just where Alfred send it sends 0x00
and I get ascii 0 that's all.
Paul Kirby
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Cory Nelson
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Yes, That's what I am trying to say :)
And I use that response to indicate that it is a HL2 Server and I can
then get it to use the relevent functions for that type of server :)
Paul Kirby
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