[Alucard^]

Wow! You are my hero man.

Work perfect, except for one thing... at the end of the message appear quotes...

Example:

8088 is cool"

And if you can (if is something easy/simple, i don't want to take your time), would be very cool if when you send a messages, the options doesn't reset (becouse if you want to send more than one message you have to set the options all the time when you want to send).

Thanks!!

[8088]

Glad it works :)

The code below should be able to reproduce your previous settings:

PHP Code:

<?php
//8088's rcon form 0.00000001.1a

//AMXBans's php rcon class is required
require_once('rcon_hl_net.inc');

//create an array with all of the allowed servers
$servers=array(
1=>array ('server 1', 'ip1:port1', 'password'),
2=>array ('server 2', 'ip2:port2', 'password'),
3=>array ('server 3', 'ip3:port3', 'password')
);

//create an array with all of the allowed commands
$commands=array('to admins only'=>'amx_chat', 'to everyone'=>'say');
?>

<!--create the form-->
<form name="rcon" action="" method="post">
    <label for="command"><strong>message type</strong></label>
    <select id="command" name="command">
        <?php
        if($_POST['command'])
        {
            $commands_reversed=array_flip($commands);
            echo '<option value="'.$_POST['command'].'">'.$commands_reversed[$_POST['command']].'</option>';
            unset($commands_reversed[$_POST['command']]);
            foreach($commands_reversed as $command=>$type)
            {
                echo '<option value="'.$command.'">'.$type.'</option>';
            }
        }
        else
        {
            foreach($commands as $type=>$command)
            {
                echo '<option value="'.$command.'">'.$type.'</option>';
            }
        }
        ?>
    </select><br>
    <strong>server</strong>
    <?php
    foreach($servers as $server)
    {
        if($_POST['server'])
        {
            foreach($_POST['server'] as $post_server)
            {
                if(in_array($post_server, $server)) echo '<input type="checkbox" name="server[]" value="'.$server[1].'" checked="checked">'.$server[0];
                else echo '<input type="checkbox" name="server[]" value="'.$server[1].'">'.$server[0];
            }
        }
        else echo '<input type="checkbox" name="server[]" value="'.$server[1].'">'.$server[0];
    }
    ?>
    <br>
    <label for="message"><strong>message</strong></label><input id="message" type="text" name="message">
    <input type="submit" value="send" />
</form>
<!--start handling POST data-->
<?php
if(($_POST['message']) && ($_POST['server']))
{
    //received a message and at least one server to send it to

    if(in_array($_POST['command'], $commands))
    {
        //received a valid command, so let's build the complete rcon command for use
        $command=$_POST['command'].' '.$_POST['message'];

        foreach($_POST['server'] as $post_server)
        {
            foreach($servers as $server)
            {
                if(in_array($post_server, $server))
                {
                    //retrieve the rcon password
                    $password=$server[2];

                    //split the ip and port and store them as seperate values
                    $split_address=explode(':', $post_server);
                    $ip=$split_address['0'];
                    $port=$split_address['1'];

                    //connect to the server
                    $rcon=new Rcon();
                    $rcon->Connect($ip, $port, $password);

                    //send the command
                    $response=$rcon->RconCommand($command);
                    $lines=explode('\n',$response);

                    //print the result
                    foreach($lines as $line)
                    {
                        echo $line.'<br>';
                    }
                    $rcon->Disconnect();
                }
            }
        }
    }
}
?>

The double quotes at the end of the messages should be gone.

[Alucard^]

Hey man, sry for posting later... i tested this right now and work just PERFECT. Thanks, really, thanks.

[8088]

You're welcome :)

[Alucard^]

Well... i thought, everyone who know the link of the message.php can send message to the server and flood or whatever... so i started to do something like a "simple login", well.. not a login at all, only a password input. I changed some little things in the code (i don't know php, i only understand some things becouse have html and some things are similar like pawn or other coding languages)... so this is what i changed:

PHP Code:

    <label for="password"><strong>Contraseña: </strong></label><input id="password" type="text" name="password">
    <label for="message"><strong>Mensaje: </strong></label><input id="message" type="text" name="message">
    <input type="submit" value="send" /> 


And this:

PHP Code:

if(($_POST['message']) && ($_POST['server']) && ($_POST['password'] == "alucard")) 


Work perfect but... i post here becouse maybe this is insecure and can bypassed very easly, or is the correct method?

Thanks.

[8088]

It may work, but if I were you I'd make it a custom page for vBulletin (assuming that it is being used for your Next-Version community). That way you can easily assign and exclude usergroups and, since you won't have to enter a password every time, using it will be more comfortable.