[BLACO]

[Sorry 4 my english (Spanish)]
I want to make a cmd what i can use in server or in client console. I want to that this cmd can be a cvar. It's possible that?

I tried this.

PHP Code:

register_cvar("amx_scnd","0",FCVAR_SERVER|FCVAR_PRINTABLEONLY|FCVAR_SPONLY);
register_concmd("amx_scnd","activar",ADMIN_RCON|ADMIN_ADMIN,"<1|0>");
register_srvcmd("amx_scnd","activar",-1,"<1|0>") 


and then

PHP Code:

public activar(id,level,cid) {
    if (!cmd_access(id,level,cid,2)) {
        return   PLUGIN_HANDLED
    }
....
} 


[_Master_]

1) ADMIN_ADMIN implies that any admin can use it. ADMIN_RCON test will never fail if cmd_access() is used.
2) FCVAR_SPONLY cvars can only be changed via set_(p)cvar_*() natives so I don't get the point of having a command for this too ( server first test the input for a cvar THEN for a command ).
3) register_concmd() registers a command than can be used from ANY console ( server included )

[Lee]

You also registered a server command that was already registered because of register_concmd() - you probably confused this with register_clcmd().