[xm3kilo]

So with the in-game chat, it's case sensitive, e.g !slay works but !SLAY doesn't.

That's fine.

grp.AddCommandOverride("sm_slay", Override_CommandGroup, Command_Deny);

In chat, !slay doesn't work = PERFECT.

In CONSOLE you can sm_sLaY and it works. = BAD.

Wtf? Am I stupid/doing this wrong? Console isn't case sensitive for commands, I tried to hook OnClientCommand to force lower case but it looks like this is too late.

Any one have any fking idea?

[Kellan123]

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=298139

[xm3kilo]

Doesn't really answer or address my question. For the most part, AddCommandOverride works fine, it's just that it looks like commands are handled differently in console vs chat thus bypassing AddCommandOverride.

I wonder if SourceBans is affected as this is the method it uses to handle overrides?

[Marttt]

I didn't understand very well your problem (wasn't clear)

If what you need is case insensitive commands through the chat

Try this plugin from Dragokas
[ANY] !COMMAND eater

Is very good and it does that. (and more things)

I have a private version based on what Dragokas made (more simple/less features), if it doesn't work, PM me, in case what you want is insensitive commands through the chat.

Otherwise, please explain again in another way.

If you need that insensitive format by console maybe Dragokas have an answer for you or even modify his plugin to support this (if possible)

Edit: I did some tests and in L4D2 for example console commands only works in lowercase, I don't have this behavior of typing "Sm_Slay" and working.

Which game you are testing?

[Dragokas]

PHP Code:

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    RegAdminCmd("sm_test", CmdT, ADMFLAG_VOTE);
    AddCommandOverride ("sm_test", Override_Command, ADMFLAG_ROOT);
}

Action CmdT(int client, int args)
{
    PrintToChat(client, "WORKING!");
    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


me - "k" flag

] sm_test
[SM] No access
] sm_TEST
[SM] No access

Security test passed OK.
So, override targets registered command. And looks like console just redirect your query to that command.

Same with: RegAdminCmd("sm_TEST" ...

PS. I also made such test:

Spoiler

PHP Code:

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    RegAdminCmd("sm_test", CmdT1, ADMFLAG_VOTE);
    RegAdminCmd("sm_TEST", CmdT2, ADMFLAG_VOTE);
    AddCommandOverride ("sm_TEST", Override_Command, ADMFLAG_ROOT);
}

Action CmdT1(int client, int args)
{
    PrintToChat(client, "WORKING - T1");
    return Plugin_Handled;
}

Action CmdT2(int client, int args)
{
    PrintToChat(client, "WORKING - T2");
    return Plugin_Handled;
} 


] sm_Test
WORKING - T1
[SM] No access

] sm_TEST
WORKING - T1
[SM] No access

] sm_test
WORKING - T1
[SM] No access

So, console command called both, no matter how it was written.

Originally Posted by Marttt Edit: I did some tests and in L4D2 for example console commands only works in lowercase, I don't have this behavior of typing "Sm_Slay" and working.

Are you sure? Tested on L4D2, Sm_Admin work for me. Also:

] Sm_Slay 
[SM] Usage: sm_slay <#userid|name>

=======
Offtopic (for Marttt)

Spoiler

Originally Posted by Marttt If you need that insensitive format by console maybe Dragokas have an answer for you or even modify his plugin to support this (if possible)

Feel free to add request. I'm always open, but I can't promise when I do.

Since console is already case insentitive, that feature for 'eater' makes sense for Russian transliteration only.

But, I dunno how to intercept unknown console commands.

EDIT. PS. Tested on sm v.1.10.6474

[asherkin]

I think this is probably a bug with admin group command overrides (the ACL system that runs on top) rather than command flag overrides (which are part of the command handler).

The engine has flip-flopped on whether commands are case-sensitive or not a few times, and some of SM's internal data structures were changed a while back to be case-sensitive-by-default (instead of only case-insensitive) and the combination of those 2 things has shown up a few similar bugs recently.

[Marttt]

Originally Posted by Dragokas [php] Are you sure? Tested on L4D2, Sm_Admin work for me. Also: ======= Offtopic (for Marttt)

Yes, I did the same test again in L4D2, sm_slay works in the console but eg. "Sm_slay" don't.
Maybe its because I'm running a local server (SM1.10)

EDIT: Made test in a dedicated server and console is case insensitive, only local server doesn't accept it.

And about the offtopic, I understand, thanks ^^ was just wondering.

[Dragokas]

Perhaps, it can depend on whether your build < 1.10.6462
I think asherkin mean this one.

[xm3kilo]

I tried the latest version of Sourcemod, and one from late last year, both render the same effects. Sourcemod console commands are not case sensitive thus bypassing command overrides.