[Dr. McKay]

Originally Posted by dead man walker oh, I thought a steam message was too hard, cause that would actually be the best. But anyways, what do you exactly mean by 'text message' - like through what program?

IRC works best.

[dead man walker]

ok, I'll try it out^^

[imdawe]

Hi all

I made a C# application which be able to make this feature.
You need an another C# application to run on server. Or you can use PHP socket server.

The second part is the sourcemod plugin. You can choose admins and reasons in menu then call them.
If you are interesting PM-me.

A bit hard to set up but very usefull.

[vaevictus]

Originally Posted by dead man walker But what exaclty is "Jabber". I don't know anyone who has it...

XMPP, aka Jabber, is a free IM protocol.

Google Chat is XMPP, for one thing. anyone can run their own server. You could have [email protected] or something as your jabber id if you ran your own server, etc.

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by imdawe C# Notify Server

Wait... is that a picture of a picture?

[imdawe]

yea... because i just cutted out my steam user/pass

[Afronanny]

If the web interface that steamcommunity.com uses for the webchat returned regular JSON instead of JSONP, this would actually be pretty easy.

[dead man walker]

Originally Posted by Afronanny If the web interface that steamcommunity.com uses for the webchat returned regular JSON instead of JSONP, this would actually be pretty easy.

So, can you do it

[Nojustice]

I have just implemented something like this.

Use NotifyMOTD and then I have created a web application that when the page is hit, it sends a global message to everyone in teamspeak.

[Wilczek]

Yeah, NotifyMOTD can call admin on Steam chat (that's why I made that plugin ), but it forces user to sign in to Steam. Unfortunately, it requires login and password - I'm afraid it's impossible to use OpenID, because there is no cache for browser in-game.