mxserver-2016-12-01-1322

[SethEnslowJr]

Is there a"built-in way" to capture server output when sending remote commands?
e.g. "x123 listplayers" --> "message: slot=1 uid=1337 ..."

So far I have ran a DLL inside mxserver to parse the playerlist and forward it to remote clients, which in my opinion sounds retarded.
But that was a quick fix that worked.

[Wahlamt]

As far as I know, everything you can have is in your log file, whatever it's called by default. For players specifically you have the lineup file.

[SethEnslowJr]

As far as I know, everything you can have is in your log file, whatever it's called by default. For players specifically you have the lineup file.

Thanks a lot! I do not know how the f... have I managed to miss the --lineup-file line in readme.txt...

[Wahlamt]

As far as I know, everything you can have is in your log file, whatever it's called by default. For players specifically you have the lineup file.

Thanks a lot! I do not know how the f... have I managed to miss the --lineup-file line in readme.txt...

It's easy. Someone one else here may or may not have pm'd jlv about the same thing. Heh.

[josh.93]

hey jvl i have tryed to use this method for about 1 month with my freind and its not working its just saying " contacting server"

[jlv]

hey jvl i have tryed to use this method for about 1 month with my freind and its not working its just saying " contacting server"

You need to forward UDP port 19800 on your router to the lan address of the PC running the server.

[ricky452russell]

It's safe to move it in your --results-cmd. I use something like this:

--demo-file /var/tmp/demo.mxdemo
--results-cmd "mv /var/tmp/demo.mxdemo /var/tmp/demo-$(date '+%s').mxdemo"

I don't bother deleting them since the server automatically deletes files in /var/tmp after a while.

I've been at this for 6 hours and nothing's working

I get

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'mv' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

So I created demo_rename.cmd and nothing at all happens with that. I've also tried different date formats and changing the director slashes

[ricky452russell]

Got some help from my buddy and this is how we got it to work

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--demo-file var/tmp/demo.mxdemo
--results-cmd "move var\tmp\demo.mxdemo var\tmp\demo-%date:~-4%%date:~4,2%%date:~7,2%%time:~0,2%%time:~3,2%%time:~6,2%.mxdemo"

I think the mix up was that I'm using Windows and your code might be for a Linux, idrk

[jlv]

Got some help from my buddy and this is how we got it to work

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--demo-file var/tmp/demo.mxdemo
--results-cmd "move var\tmp\demo.mxdemo var\tmp\demo-%date:~-4%%date:~4,2%%date:~7,2%%time:~0,2%%time:~3,2%%time:~6,2%.mxdemo"

I think the mix up was that I'm using Windows and your code might be for a Linux, idrk

That's correct.