[lantz69]

Originally Posted by shadowscs but how do you find the ip of the phpmyamin server is it just my website ip ore ip/phpmyadmin ? ore somthing els

That is a question for your provider.
There are probably ways of finding this out with a script or someting.

The PHPmyAdmin is not a server it is a interface to manage an sql server.
So it is the ip of the mysql server you should ask about.
And it might also be that the port 3306 is closed for incoming connections.
In that case you cant connect to your sql server from the outside.
That is also a question you should ask your provider.

This is the questions you should ask your provider.
1. What is the ip of my mySql server?
2. Does my mySql server allow incoming connections?
..

amx_sql_host "Will ask him"
amx_sql_user "shadows00_server"
amx_sql_pass "*******"
amx_sql_db "shadows00_server"
amx_sql_table "amx"
like this my msql from amx is right ore not ?

mmm how can i test
or my server connects my database ?

[Neocron]

Originally Posted by lantz69 I don't think it's a good solution to hardcode the ip like that, but if it helps you in the meantime that is good. I can't think of any other right now. Also strange that webmod don't handle when you change ip, but I haven't used webmod so... Maybe you should ask the folks handling webmod before you do any changes.

Webmod runs its own webserver and scripting engine, the webserver can't bind to an IP that is can't find on one of the NIC's.
I prefer not to hardcode the IP into the source of the mod because we will use an automatic update script to update several servers from one point with the least amount of effort
Is there no way to change

get_cvar_string("ip", ip, 32)

To something like

get_cvar_string("bansip", ip, 32)

and make it work this way by adding that cvar to the server.cfg

[lantz69]

@Neocron

Then add this into plugin_init()

register_cvar("amxbans_ip","")

Then replace all

get_cvar_string("ip", ip, 32)

with

get_cvar_string("amxbans_ip", ip, 32)

Last you should add this in amxx.cfg

amxbans_ip "231.23.213.23"

replace ip address with yours of cource.

Hope you understand

[Neocron]

Originally Posted by lantz69 Then add this into plugin_init() register_cvar("amxbans_ip","")

Damn, already did a change on all of the "ip" things, but forgot you had to register a cvar for it

Thanks, great support on this plugin

[Janet Jackson]

For some silly reason I have AMX Bans working flawlesly now. Thanks again

Yet I feel the urge to post a request : I'd like an index anywhere on the page (ban_list.php) so I can easily browse the bans instead of advancing page by page. Something like this forum has :

Goto page 1, 2, 3 ... 13, 14, 15  Next

Oh, and the home option in the dropdown menu doesn't work in Firefox and Operah. But it works in Internet Explorer.

[ZodiacMindwarp]

Originally Posted by Neocron Originally Posted by Doc I'm confused, what does this plugin do? It moves the ban's of your server(s) from banned.cfg to a central database with a web-based front-end. (And if you want admin management in the database)

Does this eliminate the need for banned.cfg now that I have amxbans going? I imported my banned.cfg, do I just remove it? ...and not exec banned.cfg in my server.cfg anymore?

Reason I ask is I apparently have amxban online but when I go and maybe unban a player they appear to still be banned even though amxbans says that the ban is expired.

Z

[Janet Jackson]

You can remove banned.cfg. And if you want to be sure, just rename or backup the file.

[ZodiacMindwarp]

Originally Posted by Janet Jackson You can remove banned.cfg. And if you want to be sure, just rename or backup the file.

Is that the standard procedure though upon installing amxbans?

Thanks

Z