[bibu]

Originally Posted by Black Rose Just make a socket request like SourceQuery, but directly from the server.

To be honest, I have no knownledge about php. Would I need a webpage for such thing? I mean, is it still going to be send by the server?

Originally Posted by Black Rose That does require you to send the actual command yourself though.

Yeah, that's just fine. The command basically requires only the user id:

amx_flag #xyz

And then, get the return message of it.

[Black Rose]

Obviously a crude example since I don't fully understand the output format, you get the point:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <sockets>

new hSocket;
new cmd[256] = "^xFF^xFF^xFF^xFF";
new rcon[] = "your rcon goes here";

public plugin_init() {
    register_plugin("Test Plugin 4", "", "[ --{-@ ]");
    
    register_srvcmd("testcmd", "test");
}

public test() {
    
    new error
    hSocket = socket_open("127.0.0.1", 27015, SOCKET_UDP, error);
    
    if ( ! hSocket )
        return;
    
    copy(cmd[4], charsmax(cmd) - 4, "challenge rcon");
    socket_send(hSocket, cmd, 18);
    
    set_task(0.1, "ChallengeRcon");
}

public ChallengeRcon() {
    
    static data[256];
    socket_recv(hSocket, data, sizeof data);
    
    new rcon_challenge[32];
    copy(rcon_challenge, charsmax(rcon_challenge), data[19]);
    trim(rcon_challenge);
    
    formatex(cmd[4], charsmax(cmd) - 4, "rcon ^"%s^" ^"%s^" banid", rcon_challenge, rcon);
    socket_send(hSocket, cmd, 18);
    
    set_task(0.1, "ReadOutput");
}

public ReadOutput() {
    
    static data[256];
    socket_recv(hSocket, data, sizeof data)
    
    trim(data);
    server_print("Output: %s", data[5]);
    
    socket_close(hSocket);
}

testcmd
Rcon from 127.0.0.1:58680:
rcon "632157337" "*" banid
L 06/08/2014 - 14:32:26: Rcon: "rcon "632157337" "*" banid" from "127.0.0.1:58680"
Usage:  banid <minutes> <uniqueid or #userid> { kick }
Use 0 minutes for permanent
Output: Usage:  banid <minutes> <uniqueid or #userid> { kick }
Use 0 minutes for permanent

[bibu]

With much <3

[bibu]

Sorry for the double post but I would like to ask you an additional question.
Is it possible to use such thing inside only one function, so that there is no set_task needed?
I was like you had for sure your reasons (to get output back from server probably) and I tried and the command crashed.

[Black Rose]

The thing is I couldn't get socket_change() to work at all to wait for the response. Perhaps that's just how UDP works. I'm not really sure.