crib_a functional site (the current one is barebones)
NACL are using Citadel, the same open source league framework used by ozfortress, match.tf, pan.tf and respawnleague (I'm probably missing some, sorry). I can assure you its perfectly functional.
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SteamID32 | STEAM_0:1:38631916 |
Country | Australia |
Signed Up | February 14, 2017 |
Last Posted | July 1, 2019 at 9:37 PM |
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crib_a functional site (the current one is barebones)
NACL are using Citadel, the same open source league framework used by ozfortress, match.tf, pan.tf and respawnleague (I'm probably missing some, sorry). I can assure you its perfectly functional.
Hello, feel free to ask me any questions you have about citadel. Best way to contact me is on discord: /dev/zero#0231
sagecool stuff, but wont tf2center freak out if it detects a player in the server before a lobby starts?
Nope, we've been doing it for years in Australia. Since ozfortress servers get unbooked after 15 minutes of inactivity there's no other way to host a lobby.
Introducing stringme.io!
This service will use rcon to connect to your server and retrieve your password for you.
Especially useful when using services such as TF2Center that change your password.
Simply visit https://stringme.io, fill in the details and click: String Me!
The project is open source (GPLv3) here: https://github.com/BenjaminSchaaf/stringme
Any issues are welcome here: https://github.com/BenjaminSchaaf/stringme/issues
We've tested the changes and they seem to work well. I've updated the gist to the working version we're currently running: https://gist.github.com/BenjaminSchaaf/4d915d9f1d53c56256ae227b38b04de2
We don't have any windows servers, so I haven't bothered with windows compatibility.
F2devzeroI've made a gist containing 2 versions.
I would like you to make a small code change to the untested version. I have written the suggestion as a comment to the gist.
Let me know once you've tested the new version.
Also, this "file://" trick... is it a hack, or is this a supported feature of SourceMod?
Since you are considering "/xxx" an absolute path, I assume you are working on Linux. I wonder if the trick would also work for "C:\xxx" paths on Windows.
If you see the 2nd comment in https://sm.alliedmods.net/new-api/files/__raw, it explains `file://`. Sourcemod is really poorly documented, so its kinda hard to find.
The same thing should work for windows, just gotta check for `X:\`.
I've yet to deploy any changes to our test servers, but I'll let you know once we get some time to test it.
F2devzeroDo you want those changes upstreamed to your version?
Awesome! Just post a link to the contents of your version of recordstv.sp, and I'll have a look.
I've made a gist containing 2 versions. One is the version we're currently running on our servers that has a bug, the other is cleaner but untested: https://gist.github.com/BenjaminSchaaf/4d915d9f1d53c56256ae227b38b04de2
Hello, at ozfortress we've recently started using your recordstv plugin. To make it work with our demo hosting I had to make some changes for supporting absolute paths on linux.
`CreateDirectory` always assumes the path is relative to the tf/ directory unless prepended by `file://`.
Do you want those changes upstreamed to your version?