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Additional Remarks have been added to Alfred's Documentation. This is taken from the KQuery Wiki (http://wikki.kquery.net/), as unfortunately the page is defaced. One can dig deeply through the revision history to obtain the information, some of which is vital to creating a working implementation.. I have taken the liberty of echoing it here. | Additional Remarks have been added to Alfred's Documentation. This is taken from the KQuery Wiki (http://wikki.kquery.net/), as unfortunately the page is defaced. One can dig deeply through the revision history to obtain the information, some of which is vital to creating a working implementation.. I have taken the liberty of echoing it here. | ||
20:51, 4 Feb 2006 - [[user:Erik Hollensbe | Erik Hollensbe]] | 20:51, 4 Feb 2006 - [[user:Erik Hollensbe | Erik Hollensbe]] | ||
The C app (CLI / rcon.c) unfortunately does not work for me. I either get 'authentication failed' or 'Illegal size -559038737'. Maybe the app does not like 64bit Linux. Other apps (like SRCDS.py) work just fine but their code is hard to understand, and they require Python and the like. I googled for a better C implementation but couldn't come up with anything. Too bad there isn't a more official tool for this, as it can be really useful for maintaining servers remotely. [[User:Andreas Klauer|Andreas Klauer]] 06:13, 14 Jul 2008 (PDT) | |||
Revision as of 06:13, 14 July 2008
This article was taken from a HLDS_APPS posting by Alfred Reynolds.
Additional Remarks have been added to Alfred's Documentation. This is taken from the KQuery Wiki (http://wikki.kquery.net/), as unfortunately the page is defaced. One can dig deeply through the revision history to obtain the information, some of which is vital to creating a working implementation.. I have taken the liberty of echoing it here. 20:51, 4 Feb 2006 - Erik Hollensbe
The C app (CLI / rcon.c) unfortunately does not work for me. I either get 'authentication failed' or 'Illegal size -559038737'. Maybe the app does not like 64bit Linux. Other apps (like SRCDS.py) work just fine but their code is hard to understand, and they require Python and the like. I googled for a better C implementation but couldn't come up with anything. Too bad there isn't a more official tool for this, as it can be really useful for maintaining servers remotely. Andreas Klauer 06:13, 14 Jul 2008 (PDT)