[Davethegreat]

Hows the SM hlsw plugin coming?

[Jetbomb24]

Hi. I'm running into a problem with my install. I went and ran setup.php and it gave me back an error about not being able to find table smwa_settings. I went back and ran setup again, looked like it ran alright this time... Added a couple SMWA tables to the database. Now I'm just getting an error about setting the temp directory to Chmod 777 when I log in. Where/how do I do that? Sorry if I'm asking a stupid question and thanks in advance for the help.

Edit: ok, I redid everything from the start and now I'm sure I'm just an idiot. How do I 'Set the "../temp" directory to "Chmod 777".'?

Edit2: Never mind, I knocked all the stupid out of my head. Great program, btw. Thanks!

[naris]

Originally Posted by HSFighter which support for a MySQL Plugin do you want see in the next relase of smwa?

Since smwa also supports mysql bans and will soon support map rates and probly other things in the future. It would be nice it users could be added that DON'T have permissions to view or change admin settings.

That way use could let the admins use this to remove bans, etc without them being able to alter thier admin rights.

[mauirixxx]

I just added this to my setup, right after I installed the latest mysql_bans, and noticed it's (or mysql_bans?) is reporting the version to mysql_bans as v2.00, instead of the recently released v3.00.

Making admins that can access only the BAN portion of this setup would be VERY helpful. So here's my official request: Please add the ability to make admins that can only access specific parts of the web-admin.

Mahalo!

[HSFighter]

Originally Posted by Davethegreat Hows the SM hlsw plugin coming?

I will relase a Light-Version next Monday (16.06)

Originally Posted by naris That way use could let the admins use this to remove bans, etc without them being able to alter thier admin rights.

In the next version can you find this Option for all 3rd party plugins

Originally Posted by mauirixxx I just added this to my setup, right after I installed the latest mysql_bans, and noticed it's (or mysql_bans?) is reporting the version to mysql_bans as v2.00, instead of the recently released v3.00.

v2.00 is correctly!
This information will show which version is tested to be full compatibility to the SM-Webadmin.
1.) Because i do not know what the developer add or change in the database witch their next version.
2.) This is the Version of the "Plugin Table" some SMWA will create when a user use the "create table" button.

The SMWA can't read the current version because it only reading the SQL-Tables.
Compatibility to a version will be refresh witch a new relase of the smwa, or sometimes between with a smal update.

[mauirixxx]

excellent info hsfighter, thank you for answering that, it makes perfect sense.

I look forward to the next release, so I can make admins that can only ban, or only unban, or both.

Keep up the good work!!

[madrippeur]

Wonderfull interface ^^ Good job !

When do you think we'll have the MySCAL plugin compatible ? ^^

[HSFighter]

Originally Posted by madrippeur Wonderfull interface ^^ Good job ! When do you think we'll have the MySCAL plugin compatible ? ^^

Thx

I think... with luck on friday, otherwise monday .
I must start the first part of multiserversupport.
It was necessary for the MySCAL plugin.

Status Now:
Add --> Part_1 of multiserver support. --> done
Add --> Maprate Plugin. --> done
Add --> Permisionssettings for user. --> done
Add --> MySCAL plugin (Servercfg part) --> to 75% complete.


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[eewww]

Guys is there a way to get server's sv_password wia Sourcemod"s root admin account ? I actually can change sv_password with sm_rcon command, but i need to leave it unchanged..
And one more trouble - sm_admin does not show any admin menu.. it says "unknown command".. I need that admin menu to add admin account (i can't find any console command to add an admin). I tried this on root account of sourcemod.

[bl4nk]

You can use sm_cvar to see the value of cvars.