[Mr. Zero]

Just awesome.

Now how would one remove http header from the received data?

[sfPlayer]

The header is separated by \r\n\r\n.

You receive packets until you've found the separation sequence. If a packet doesn't contain it, you still have to check/save the last 3 bytes, because it might be splitted across 2 packets. In the next packet check if the combination "last 3 bytes of previous packet"+current packet contains \r\n\r\n. Repeat until you found it and then start assembling the content.

You'll need a dynamically extending content buffer or at least one which is large enough for anything you might need if you don't directly write to a file.

Stop receiving until you get a disconnect (if you use Connection: close in the request headers, recommended), the length of the content buffer matches content-length (if the server sent it) or something way more complicated with pipelining (you don't want to use that).

If you download only a small amount of data you can just dump everything (headers+content) into a buffer, search for \r\n\r\n and use buffer[searchResult+4] as your content string.

[shoto1699]

hey i get [SM] Unable to load plugin "serverhop.smx": Required extension "Socket" file("socket.ext") not running

that when im trying to run server hop.

[sfPlayer]

There is usually a more useful error message a few lines before, which states why socket.ext didn't load

[shoto1699]

i see. well im hosting on a dedi linux server without a cpanel..

[sfPlayer]

It should be in the sourcemod error log files, maybe an older one.

Afaik sm exts list also displays the error message.

[shoto1699]

[SM] Unable to load extension "socket.ext": /lib/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.7' not found (required by /home/amy/srcds_1/orangebox/tf/addons/sourcemod/extensions/socket.ext.so)

[asherkin]

Building against glibc 2.7 is probably going to cause issues for alot of people.

[sfPlayer]

oops, I'm working on that.

[sfPlayer]

fixed, the new build is satisfied with glibc 2.3.2

thanks for the report.