[fysiks]

I've not been able to find an include for one-way server communication(retreive data only). Would not require a new module, afaik, like this one.

Nevermind, found it.

[Exolent[jNr]]

Originally Posted by ot_207 Well what can I say this is a really nice example that shows how to use socket listen. Really neat job exolent.

There are other examples in the sockets_hz module's thread, but glad this helped you

Originally Posted by LaineN What if you want to send data between servers on the same IP but on different ports?

Done.

Originally Posted by mabaclu x2 Nice job but please fix Linux link.

Fixed link.

Originally Posted by fysiks I've not been able to find an include for one-way server communication(retreive data only). Would not require a new module, afaik, like this one. Nevermind, found it.

Don't know exactly what you mean.
Maybe you wanted an example of only listening for data incoming?
If so, then I guess you did find what you wanted.

[Exolent[jNr]]

Cross-Server Chatting
Version 0.0.2
by Exolent

Introduction:

This allows multiple servers to have players chat to each other.
The chat system is the same as the default such as team say and dead chat.

Configuration:

Add your server IPs that you want chatting to each other in the server_chat.ini file (create this file yourself).
Each IP must be on it's own line and nothing else on the line.
To comment a line (hide it from being used), put a semicolon ';' before the line or a double slash "//".
Example file:

123.64.32.1:27015
;123.64.66.101:27017

Place this file in addons/amxmodx/configs/ folder.

Requirements:

AMX Mod X version 1.8.0 or higher
Server Comm plugin running

Changelog:

Version 0.0.2

• Updated to use ports from the Server Comm update.

Version 0.0.1

• Original release

Notes:

IPs in the file must contain the port at the end.

This plugin needs to be compiled locally with the server_comm.inc include from the Server Comm plugin.
Compiling locally: https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=130511

Something like this was already made by hackziner (http://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?p=545178).
This plugin was only created for an example usage for the Server Comm functions.

All suggestions and comments are welcome.

[ot_207]

Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr] There are other examples in the sockets_hz module's thread, but glad this helped you

Not just me, but also other users who try learning this part.

[mabaclu]

Exolent you forgot uploading the Cross-server chatting plugin.
And I tested the plugin and it returned "Data Sent" despite the ammount of times I try it. But when i wrote restart in the server console it didn't work anymore. If I force the server to crash by deleting a model and then restarting it the plugin outputs "Data Sent" again. I don't know what may be the reason for this...

[fezh]

This is great. I'll be using it for sure.

[Seta00]

Good job!
You should use set_fail_state when you can't create the socket reader entity, and UDP since you're doing one-way only comm.

Also, why does your sockets_hz.inc file have an extra native called socket_getpeeraddress which doesn't exist?

[ot_207]

Originally Posted by Seta00 Good job! You should use set_fail_state when you can't create the socket reader entity, and UDP since you're doing one-way only comm. Also, why does your sockets_hz.inc file have an extra native called socket_getpeeraddress which doesn't exist?

Probably exo has a secret module.

[Exolent[jNr]]

Originally Posted by Seta00 Good job! You should use set_fail_state when you can't create the socket reader entity, and UDP since you're doing one-way only comm.

Why not use TCP since it should only create the socket if the server is listening for the data?

Originally Posted by Seta00 Also, why does your sockets_hz.inc file have an extra native called socket_getpeeraddress which doesn't exist?

Can't remember where I got that from, but I did not do it myself.

[fmfs10]

Originally Posted by Exolent[jNr] Cross-Server Chatting Version 0.0.1 by Exolent Introduction: This allows multiple servers to have players chat to each other. The chat system is the same as the default such as team say and dead chat. Configuration: Add your server IPs that you want chatting to each other in the server_chat.ini file (create this file yourself). Each IP must be on it's own line and nothing else on the line. To comment a line (hide it from being used), put a semicolon ';' before the line or a double slash "//". Example file: 123.64.32.1:27015 ;123.64.66.101:27017 Place this file in addons/amxmodx/configs/ folder. Requirements: AMX Mod X version 1.8.0 or higher Server Comm plugin running Notes: IPs in the file must contain the port at the end. This plugin needs to be compiled locally with the server_comm.inc include from the Server Comm plugin. Compiling locally: https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=130511 Something like this was already made by hackziner (http://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?p=545178). This plugin was only created for an example usage for the Server Comm functions. All suggestions and comments are welcome.

Add a optional server tag to know from wich server the message in coming from