[nacknic]

the problem:
socket_is_readable and socket_change not notice input from the socket.

#include <amxmodx>
#include <sockets>

#define ADDRESS "xx.xxx.xxx.xxx" // i hide my ip
#define PORT 1000 // not the real port

new g_Socket
new g_Data[1000]

public plugin_init() {
	set_task(14.0, "open_socket")
}

public plugin_precache() {
	socket_close(g_Socket)
}

public plugin_end() {
	socket_close(g_Socket)
}

public plugin_cfg() {
	socket_close(g_Socket)
}

public open_socket() {
	
	new error 
	
	g_Socket = socket_open(ADDRESS, PORT, SOCKET_TCP, error) 
	if(error != 0) {
		
		socket_close(g_Socket)
		switch(error) {
			
			case 1: client_print(0, print_chat, "[AMX SERVER] error while creating socket")
			case 2: client_print(0, print_chat, " [AMX SERVER] couldn't resolve hostname")
			case 3: client_print(0, print_chat, "[AMX SERVER] couldn't connect")
			
		}
		return PLUGIN_HANDLED
		
	}
	
	client_print(0, print_chat, "[AMX SERVER] socket opening was successful")
	set_task(1.0, "read_socket", TASK_READ,  _,  _, "b")
	return PLUGIN_HANDLED
	
}

public read_socket() {
	
	if(socket_is_readable(g_Socket)) { //i tried even with socket_change
		
		client_print(0, print_chat, "[AMX SERVER] socket change")
		new count_byte = socket_recv(g_Socket, g_Data, charsmax(g_Data))
		
		if(count_byte  == 0) { 
			client_print(0, print_chat, "[AMX SERVER]the socket is closed")
		} else if(count_byte  == -1) {
			client_print(0, print_chat, "failed to receive message")
		} else if(count_byte  > 0) client_print(0, print_chat, "The Server: %s", g_Data)
			
	}
	
}

[HamletEagle]

Are you trying to create a listening socket? Or you just sent a request to the server and expect some answer?

[nacknic]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle Are you trying to create a listening socket? Or you just sent a request to the server and except some answer?

listening socket, read data

[nacknic]

some1 ?

[Black Rose]

I'm having a hard time understanding what you wrote in your first post.
Try getting someone to translate it for you because Google Translate is not doing you any favors.

Also, don't double post.

[nacknic]

Originally Posted by Black Rose I'm having a hard time understanding what you wrote in your first post. Try getting someone to translate it for you because Google Translate is not doing you any favors. Also, don't double post.

in short: i wrote server.
amx connect to the server.
amx listening with socket_change or socket_is_readable in task, but those functions not notice the input from the server, almost all the time.

im not using translate...
i edit the first message to one sentence

[nacknic]

solved:
1. timing the socket_change and socket_is_readable miss info from client, so needed to do task often.
2. reset the data array.
3. format the data

because its very often, the server got lags, conclusion its not good ay do its task.
just use write and wait for answer

#include <amxmodx>
#include <sockets>

#define ADDRESS "xx.xxx.xxx.xxx"
#define PORT xxxx

#define TASK_READ 1


new g_Socket
new g_Data[999]

public plugin_init() {
	
	set_task(14.0, "open_socket")
	
}

public plugin_precache() {
	socket_close(g_Socket)
}

public plugin_end() {
	socket_close(g_Socket)
}

public plugin_cfg() {
	socket_close(g_Socket)
}

public open_socket() {
	
	new error 
	
	g_Socket = socket_open(ADDRESS, PORT, SOCKET_TCP, error) 
	if(error != 0) {
		
		socket_close(g_Socket)
		switch(error) {
			
			case 1: client_print(0, print_chat, "[AMX SERVER] error while creating socket")
			case 2: client_print(0, print_chat, " [AMX SERVER] couldn't resolve hostname")
			case 3: client_print(0, print_chat, "[AMX SERVER] couldn't connect")
			
		}
		return PLUGIN_HANDLED
		
	}
	
	client_print(0, print_chat, "[AMX SERVER] socket opening was successful")
	set_task(0.3, "read_socket", TASK_READ,  _,  _, "b")
	return PLUGIN_HANDLED
	
}

public read_socket() {
	
	g_Data[0] = '^0'
	new countByte = 0
	
	if(socket_is_readable(g_Socket)) {
		
		countByte = socket_recv(g_Socket, g_Data, charsmax(g_Data))
		if(countByte > 0) {

			formatex(g_Data, charsmax(g_Data), "%s", g_Data)
			client_print(0, print_chat, "[SERVER] %s", g_Data)
		}
	}
}