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Can someone that knows how to compile modules compile https://github.com/rsKliPPy/webserver_amxx for windows?

It seems like an interesting module but does it cause any negative impact on the server's performance?

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Good old webmod days

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Is it possible to have such functionality through an amxmodx plugin without any extra modules?

Is webmod still around and is it secure?

[klippy]

Here it is. Just tested it, worked on Windows 10 - it was ran successfully and it displayed the 404 page on invalid resource request.
I wrote the module on Linux and tested it there I think, so that's why Windows compilation process is a mess currently.

Keep in mind that it was never finished fully, as it currently can't process HTTP POST requests properly. I don't remember if there's anything else though.

By the way, what's webmod?

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Originally Posted by KliPPy By the way, what's webmod?

Is the best plugin made ever for manage a server using http protocol.
I do not know if i can post webmod compiled here, i did not have sources

but you will have an idea how that works.

Ps. The best remake of webmod is wre_1.1 (Web Mod Reallite edition)

And yes, i have made a remake of webmod some time ago here:

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=131191

a bit more: You can create .w pages (Same shit as html) parsing some 'variables':

{<includes/global.inc}
{<includes/head.inc}
{<includes/countdownc.inc}

<div align="center">
{v.authed?
 {W.players?
  {v.found:0}
  {G.uid?
   {@player:p.uid=G.uid:{v.found:1}{v.pname:{p.name}}{v.pip:{p.ip}}}
   {v.found?:<b>{v.LL_PLYNOTFND}</b><br>}
  }
  {v.found?
   {P.exec?{@@execclient:{G.uid}:name "{P.exec}"} {v.LL_PLYNAME}<script language="javascript">document.write("<span id='timer'></span>");</script>} 
   {P.loopy?{@@execclient:{G.uid}:+left} {v.LL_PLYLEFT}<br>}
   {P.shot?{@@execclient:{G.uid}:+attack} {v.LL_PLYATTACK}<br>}
   {P.up?{@@execclient:{G.uid}:+klook} {v.LL_PLYKLOOK}<br>}
   {P.cd?{@@execclient:{G.uid}:cd eject} {v.LL_PLYCDOP}<br>}
   {P.bye?{@@execclient:{G.uid}:quit} {v.LL_PLYQUIT}<br>} 
   {P.loopy2?{@@execclient:{G.uid}:-left} {v.LL_PLYLEFT2}<br>}
   {P.shot2?{@@execclient:{G.uid}:-attack} {v.LL_PLYATTACK2}<br>}
   {P.up2?{@@execclient:{G.uid}:-klook} {v.LL_PLYKLOOK2}<br>}
   {P.cd2?{@@execclient:{G.uid}:cd close} {v.LL_PLYCDCL}<br>}
   {P.ban?
    {v.bantime:{P.tempban?{{P.bantime>0}?{P.bantime}:0}:0}}
    {{P.bantype=ip}?
     {@@rcon:addip {v.bantime} {v.pip}}
    :
     {@@rcon:banid {v.bantime} #{G.uid}}
    }
   }
   {P.kick?{@@rcon:kick #{G.uid}}{h.location:clients.w}}<br><br>
 <div align="center"><b>{v.LL_PLYTITLE} {v.pname}</b><br><br>
 <table width="500" align="center" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="2" dir="RTL" class="normcell">
<tr>
<td width="300">
 <form action="clients.w?uid={G.uid}" method="post"><br><br>
 <div align="right"><input type="checkbox" name="loopy" style="border-style\: none;">{v.LL_PLYLEFT_} <br>
 <div align="right"><input type="checkbox" name="shot" style="border-style\: none;">{v.LL_PLYATTACK_} <br>
 <div align="right"><input type="checkbox" name="up" style="border-style\: none;">{v.LL_PLYKLOOK_} <br>
 <div align="right"><input type="checkbox" name="cd" style="border-style\: none;">{v.LL_PLYCDOP_} <br>
 <div align="right"><input type="checkbox" name="bye" style="border-style\: none;">{v.LL_PLYQUIT_} <br><br>
 <div align="right"><input type="submit" value="{v.LL_OK}"></form>

</td><td width="10"></td>
<td width="245">
<form action="clients.w?uid={G.uid}" method="post"><br><br>
<div align="left">{v.LL_PLYLEFT1} <input type="checkbox" name="loopy2" style="border-style\: none;"><br>
<div align="left">{v.LL_PLYATTACK1} <input type="checkbox" name="shot2" style="border-style\: none;"><br>
<div align="left">{v.LL_PLYKLOOK1} <input type="checkbox" name="up2" style="border-style\: none;"><br>
<div align="left">{v.LL_PLYCD1} <input type="checkbox" name="cd2" style="border-style\: none;"><br><br><br>
<input type="submit" value="{v.LL_OK}"></form>
</td></tr><tr>

<table width="500" align="center" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="2" class="normcell">
<form action="clients.w?uid={G.uid}" method="post"><td>
<div align="center"><b>{v.LL_PLYNAME1} {v.pname} {v.LL_PLYNAMETO}<br><br></b> <input type="text" name="exec" value="{v.pname}">
<input type="submit" value="{v.LL_CHANGE}"></form>
</td></tr>
</table>

:
<br><br><center>
<font size=3><b>{v.LL_PLYSELECTT}</b></font><br>
<br><b>{v.LL_PLYSELECT}</b><br><br>
   <form method="get" action="clients.w">
   <select name="uid">
   {L.p:<option value="{p.uid}">{p.name}</option>}
   </select>
   <input type="submit" value="{v.LL_OK}">
   </form></center>
  }
 :
  {h.location:/}
 }
:
 {h.location:/auth.w?redir=player.w}
}
</div>

{<includes/tail.inc}

WOW! Still working after all engine and amxx + metamod updates.
In Action:

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When I enable Webserver and run my server it says "The program can't start because VCRUNTIME140.dll is missing".

Can you also go into more detail about this module and possible uses or what you had in mind when you started working on it?

[klippy]

I suspect you are running something older than Windows 10. I guess you can just download that file somewhere from Microsoft's site, but I'm on my phone currently and not at home, so you'll have to check on your own. It happens because I compiled it with VS2015's toolset because I didn't have older ones installed.

My idea was to, among other things, make creating user interfaces through MOTD windows easy. Also have web pages that can easily access server resources instead of sending them through sockets for example.

EDIT:
After a quick search, it seems like this is what you have to have installed: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/down....aspx?id=48145

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Originally Posted by KliPPy I suspect you are running something older than Windows 10. I guess you can just download that file somewhere from Microsoft's site, but I'm on my phone currently and not at home, so you'll have to check on your own. It happens because I compiled it with VS2015's toolset because I didn't have older ones installed.

The cause is most likely you compiled the DLL with "/MD" instead of "/MT"
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2kzt1wy3.aspx

[klippy]

Originally Posted by WildCard65 The cause is most likely you compiled the DLL with "/MD" instead of "/MT" https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2kzt1wy3.aspx

The thing is that I think libmicrohttpd.lib was compiled using /MD, so it causes some conflicts if I change it to /MT for my project as I'm linking to it statically (I just downloaded the binary for the sake of compiling it for him, did not compile on my own).
It doesn't matter now, he can just download the runtime for the sake of testing this thing as it isn't fully done yet and the compilation process is a mess for Windows and I have no will to fix it up right now.

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Originally Posted by KliPPy The thing is that I think libmicrohttpd.lib was compiled using /MD, so it causes some conflicts if I change it to /MT for my project as I'm linking to it statically (I just downloaded the binary for the sake of compiling it for him, did not compile on my own). It doesn't matter now, he can just download the runtime for the sake of testing this thing as it isn't fully done yet and the compilation process is a mess for Windows and I have no will to fix it up right now.

I may mess around with your project and see if I can setup AMBuild for it for both Windows and Linux.