[SomePanns]

I've been trying to make ServerCommand() connect to my other server through rcon_address and rcon_password, but it doesn't seem to allow it.

PHP Code:

ServerCommand("rcon_address %s;rcon_password %s;rcon sm_command %s", ServerIP, ServerPass, args); 


Is there any other way around this?

[teigrgwyn]

However a great idea, I just don't think it would work that way. Those are client cvars and all client cvars I know of (rate and cl_updaterate and such, all of which are obviously client-specific) don't work for the server. Applying the same logic to these cvars, which are also client-focused, I doubt they would have any effect when the server uses them, because what purpose would the developers have to make client-specific cvars work for the server?

That's my thinking; if anybody else knows something that nullifies my reasoning, do tell...

[nosoop]

The server doesn't have any exposed methods to send rcon commands, as far as I can tell.

You could probably use Socket for networking and implement the RCON protocol if you really needed it done that way.

[Peace-Maker]

Check out this plugin which implements the RCON protocol as nosoop said.
https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=218782

[SomePanns]

Originally Posted by Peace-Maker Check out this plugin which implements the RCON protocol as nosoop said. https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=218782

Much appreciated.