[Kisa]

Thank you! I get this:

[SM] Displaying 9 extensions:
[01] Automatic Updater (1.4.1-dev): Updates SourceMod gamedata files
[02] Webternet (1.4.1-dev): Extension for interacting with URLs
[03] TF2 Tools (1.4.1-dev): TF2 extended functionality
[04] BinTools (1.4.1-dev): Low-level C/C++ Calling API
[05] Top Menus (1.4.1-dev): Creates sorted nested menus
[06] SDK Tools (1.4.1-dev): Source SDK Tools
[07] Socket (3.0.1): Socket extension for SourceMod
[08] Client Preferences (1.4.1-dev): Saves client preference settings
[09] SQLite (1.4.1-dev): SQLite Driver

So I changed the caxmpp_url and now I don't have that error anymore! I'm slowly narrowing my problem down. I think now it's a problem between my webserver and google talk so I'll try to fanagle with that.

[Lucky_luck]

Hi,

i have this error

[call_admin_xmpp.smx] [CallAdmin] socket error 3 (errno 1)

[kokzok]

Hi,

sm plugins list:
15 "Call Admin via XMPP" (1.1) by Kilandor

sm exts list
[10] Socket (3.0.1): Socket extension for SourceMod

in index.php:

PHP Code:

$cfg['xmpp_server']        = 'talk.google.com'; //The XMPP server to connect to
$cfg['xmpp_port']        = 5222; //The XMPP port to use
$cfg['xmpp_user']        = 'validlogin'; //The User of the XMPP server to connect with (do not include @domain.com)
$cfg['xmpp_pass']        = 'validpass'; //The Password to the User of the XMPP server to connect with
$cfg['xmpp_resource']    = 'xmpphp'; //The Resource base which (leave default if unsure, its only extra info)
$cfg['xmpp_domain']        = 'gmail.com'; //The Domain to which the User belongs (do not include @)
$cfg['seckey']             = 'ololol'; //Security Key set in caxmpp_seckey convar
$cfg['recipents']        = '[email protected]'; //Comma Seperated list of recipients to message 


in server.cfg:

caxmpp_host "myip" //- Sets the Host to the webserver(ex. example.com).
caxmpp_port 80 //- Sets the Port to the webserver(ex. 80).
caxmpp_url "./XMPPHP/index.php" //- Sets the URL to the XMPPHP location(ex. xmpphp/index.php)
caxmpp_seckey "ololol" //Sets the Security key sent to the webserver to limit requests to prevent unauthorized use
caxmpp_call_delay 180 //- Amount of time allowed betwen calling an adming by a player(in seconds)
caxmpp_announce_delay 300.0 //- Sets the delay between Call and Admin message(use 0.0 to disable)

in logs:

[call_admin_xmpp.smx] kokzok (STEAM_0:0:2345224535) Has attempted to Call an Admin with the following message "sgsgshsh"

I have become authorized in google talks as [email protected] but messages don't come. In what there can be a problem?

p.s. server - ubuntu, webserver - nginx with php (sourcebans perfectly works)

[Sumsar]

I know this is a bit late and that the author isn't active anymore but I still need to ask.
Does this still work? I tried it and the plugin works fine without any errors but the message is not being received.

[snelvuur]

Works for me..

[Sumsar]

Originally Posted by snelvuur Works for me..

If so could you tell me if this is correct?


-snip-

[snelvuur]

Do you see the request coming in on your webserver? Have you tried to manually type that url in with the correct syntax that it normally send to the php?

[Sumsar]

Originally Posted by snelvuur Do you see the request coming in on your webserver? Have you tried to manually type that url in with the correct syntax that it normally send to the php?

Well I have to say no to both of your questions because I have no idea of how to do that. Could you please explain?

[snelvuur]

Well this setup is not for the 'soft' people sort of speak, normally if you run the webserver you have your access log files, you can check if the hit is registered on the webserver when you make the call to the php script coming from the plugin. If that fails to start with, then its a plugin issue (missing socks?) otherwise if it comes in, it could be a php issue, then you should just add some debug "echo" of the variables inside the php.

And if you dont know how to do that, then perhaps this plugin is not suited for you. (because i cant teach those things with typing here)

[Sumsar]

Originally Posted by snelvuur Well this setup is not for the 'soft' people sort of speak, normally if you run the webserver you have your access log files, you can check if the hit is registered on the webserver when you make the call to the php script coming from the plugin. If that fails to start with, then its a plugin issue (missing socks?) otherwise if it comes in, it could be a php issue, then you should just add some debug "echo" of the variables inside the php. And if you dont know how to do that, then perhaps this plugin is not suited for you. (because i cant teach those things with typing here)

I guess this plugin inst for me then...