[ogre_x]

Nice, tried it out today and it worked fine. Thanks.

[MulleDK19]

Works great. Thanks.

But ehm... How do I fix it not being able to download binary files right? (example.sp)

Says it receives 1460 bytes OnSocketReceive, but it's not.

strlen(receiveData): 283 Received 1460 bytes from socket 15859783 strlen(receiveData): 381 Received 1460 bytes from socket 15859783 strlen(receiveData): 936 Received 1460 bytes from socket 15859783 strlen(receiveData): 52 Received 1460 bytes from socket 15859783 strlen(receiveData): 478 Received 1460 bytes from socket 15859783 strlen(receiveData): 389 Received 1460 bytes from socket 15859783 strlen(receiveData): 146 Received 1460 bytes from socket 15859783 strlen(receiveData): 578 Received 1460 bytes from socket 15859783 strlen(receiveData): 197 Received 934 bytes from socket 15859783 //Original file is 12614 bytes... Downloaded is 3440 bytes.

[bl4nk]

I'm not the pro on this, but doesn't strlen show the amount of characters returned, and the byte size is the size of each of those characters added together? If that's the case, strlen should always be less than the byte size returned, so there shouldn't be any problem.

[MulleDK19]

Originally Posted by bl4nk I'm not the pro on this, but doesn't strlen show the amount of characters returned, and the byte size is the size of each of those characters added together? If that's the case, strlen should always be less than the byte size returned, so there shouldn't be any problem.

The downloaded file is the size of those strlen's together.

If I check the file, it is 3440 bytes in size.

283+381+936+52+478+389+146+578+197 = 3440.

[sfPlayer]

You must not use strlen and others for binary files. Strings are usually terminated with a 0x00 byte, but binary data can contain 0x00 right in the middle, so you'd only process a part of the data with binary-unsafe functions.

If you want to save something binary-safe to a file, try using

WriteFile(fileHandle, receiveData, dataSize/4, 4);
for (new i=(dataSize/4)*4; i<dataSize; i++) WriteFile(fileHandle, receiveData[i], 1, 1);

[MulleDK19]

Originally Posted by sfPlayer You must not use strlen and others for binary files. Strings are usually terminated with a 0x00 byte, but binary data can contain 0x00 right in the middle, so you'd only process a part of the data with binary-unsafe functions. If you want to save something binary-safe to a file, try using WriteFile(fileHandle, receiveData, dataSize/4, 4); for (new i=(dataSize/4)*4; i<dataSize; i++) WriteFile(fileHandle, receiveData[i], 1, 1);

Thanks, I'll try.

Edit: Works. Thanks

[lhffan]

im using this plugin with another one and i get this error

L 01/18/2009 - 208:46: [vacbans.smx] Socket error 3 (errno 10060) L 01/18/2009 - 20:41:19: [vacbans.smx] Socket error 6 (errno 0)

[sfPlayer]

10060 = connection timed out

maybe the destination is offline or firewalled

[Shnooter]

I'm getting this error:

[META]Failed to load plugin addons/sourcemod/extensions/socket.ext.so. Function CreateInterface not found.

Any reason why I might get this?

[sfPlayer]

You seem to try to load it as a Metamod extension which it isn't.

You don't need to configure the socket extension at all, just upload it and you're done.