#5 2.11 - multiline response from server not working propperly
hi,
I'm using KKrcon 2.11 in combination with Enemy
Territory, which is a beefed up Quake3 Arena engine.
rcon commands which are returning several lines seem
not to work propperly. I tested it with "/rcon status".
this command should return mapname and a list of every
player on the server. instead it only returns 1 player
on the server and loses some lines.
output if only 1 player is on server:
5 lines
print
map: $mapname
num score ping name lastmsg address qport rate
--- ----- ---- --------------- -------
--------------------- ----- -----
$num $score $ping $player1 $lm $IP:$port $qport $rate
if there are 2 or more player on the server, the output
is somehow scrambled and looks like that:
2lines
print
$num $score $ping $player1 $lm $IP:$port $qport $rate
lines for map, header and separator missing. as well as
the 2nd player info line
should look like this:
print
map: $mapname
num score ping name lastmsg address qport rate
--- ----- ---- --------------- -------
--------------------- ----- -----
$num $score $ping $player1 $lm $IP:$port $qport $rate
$num $score $ping $player2 $lm $IP:$port $qport $rate
Logged In: NO
I'm posting the output for better overview again
output if only 1 player is on server
5 lines
print
map: $mapname
num score ping name lastmsg address qport rate
---separator---
$num $score $ping $player1 $lm $IP:$port $qport $rate
if there are 2 or more player on the server, the output is
somehow scrambled and looks like that:
2lines
print
$num $score $ping $player1 $lm $IP:$port $qport $rate
output should look like:
6 lines
print
map: $mapname
num score ping name lastmsg address qport rate
---separator---
$num $score $ping $player1 $lm $IP:$port $qport $rate
$num $score $ping $player2 $lm $IP:$port $qport $rate
Logged In: NO
output if only 1 player is on server:
5 lines
print
map: $mapname
num score ping name lastmsg address qport rate
--separator--
$num $score $ping $player1 $lm $IP:$port $qport $rate
if there are 2 or more player on the server, the output is
somehow scrambled and looks like that:
2lines
print
$num $score $ping $player1 $lm $IP:$port $qport $rate
should look like this:
6 lines
print
map: $mapname
num score ping name lastmsg address qport rate
--separator--
$num $score $ping $player1 $lm $IP:$port $qport $rate
$num $score $ping $player2 $lm $IP:$port $qport $rate