Bukkit

@Simon816

I changed the port to 80 and now I get this error on web: http://pastebin.com/EN07zqd3

I don't know if it even conencts to the server because I see nothing in console this time.

@saxons12

It is likely 1freehosting is blocking incomming traffic on a non web port (4445), try port 80 for example

@Ezriilc

Okay so I got some problems.

I got free php hosting from1freehosting and set up websend on my PC's test server. I made sure that 4445 was open on my PC. And then I tried to run the ExternalTimeSet.php. The client connects but gives an IOException. I have not modified a bit of the code.

Here are the errors: Console: http://pastebin.com/RMjPKYHf web: http://pastebin.com/T4GjYSwi

Would you be able to help me?

Thanks!

Edit: I just realized that KrisGroove has a smilar/same problem.

@Ezriilc

Server: 1.5.2
Plugin: Websend 2.4
Standard plugin configuration.
It's my server.
Script:

    include_once 'Websend.php';
    
    $ws = new Websend("91.193.54.84", "25573");
    $ws->connect("BlaBlaBla");
    $ws->doCommandAsPlayer("/day", "KrisGroove");
    $ws->disconnect();

@KrisGroove

Some background is needed.

• What specifically are you trying to do (each and every step)?
• Has it ever worked before, if so, what changed?
• What versions of everything?
• Who owns/where are the servers? How are they connected?

Hello :D I have problem:

Warning: unpack(): Type C: not enough input, need 1, have 0 in htdocs\Websend\Websend.php on line 95

Warning: unpack(): Type C: not enough input, need 1, have 0 in htdocs\Websend\Websend.php on line 95

Warning: unpack(): Type C: not enough input, need 1, have 0 in htdocs\Websend\Websend.php on line 95

Warning: unpack(): Type C: not enough input, need 1, have 0 in htdocs\Websend\Websend.php on line 95

Notice: fwrite(): in htdocs\Websend\Websend.php on line 45

Please for help :/

@Karnekdo

A simpler way, that works without Websend is:

<?php

$mc_online =  // Boolean true/false.
@fsockopen($host, $port, $errno, $error, $timeout);

?>

To check if the server is online just simply do this:

edit connect function in Websend.php:

public function connect($password)
{
	$this->stream = fsockopen($this->host, $this->port);
	if($this->stream == false)
		return false;
	$this->writeRawByte(21);
	$this->writeString($password);
	return true;
}

And then use that in your code:

if($ws->connect("password") == true)

However there is still a chance for your commands to not get executed if the server is shutting down or it has just started up.

@saxons12

Rock on, saxons12. We got you! :D

Hello,

I am going the try to set up this plugin one more time. Can I still get help here?

@Waterflames

Re: You looking into WSEvents breaking on player events...

Any hope for a WSEvents fix? Now that I know how it works, I sure would love to be able to use it! :)

@Kopertje

Although Websend may become part of your solution, it sounds like this isn't really a Websend topic. Also, you're talking about a major programming project, and you may find such an undertaking to be quite challenging for a novice. Some study for years to get that good. However, I love your can-do spirit.

Your first step is to learn PHP, HTML/CSS and Javascript well, and familiarize yourself with modern standards of web programming and security. There are many tutorials and how-to's out there, and of course there's PHP.net.

I recommend you setup the servers to all run from the same box, or at least from within the same subnet/location for ease of access, and control over security. You'll want the latest LAMP components, and the standard setups of these should be fine.

Then, you may want to begin with some off-the-shelf PHP solutions, like Joomla and/or VirtueMart, to customize or get ideas from.

Good luck, and let me know what else I can do to help.

Hello,

Iam quite new to Php and i would like to build an webshop on my website to let people buy a VIP account, i use BuyCraft now but i want to make a good looking website that look nice with my website.

Is there anyone who can help me?

@DJTomek

No problem. Your English is mmm... OK. ;)

On my server, I first check to see if Bukkit is running, by opening a socket on port 25565. Then, I use PHP -> Bukkit to trigger a Bukkit -> PHP response, like a ping. If I get the response I expect, then Bukkit and Websend are running, and other commands should work too.

<?php

// Listen for Bukkit -> PHP response.
if(
    @$_POST['authKey'] === md5($ws_password)
    &&
    @$_POST['args'][0] === 'update'
){
    
    // Code to log the data.
    
    exit('done');
}

// Check if MC(Bukkit) is running (via PHP -> Bukkit):
$mc_online = false;
if(
    $fsock =
    @fsockopen($mc_host, $mc_port, $mc_errno, $mc_sockerror, 3)
){
    fclose($fsock); unset($fsock);
    $mc_online = true;
    @include_once 'Websend.php';
    $ws = new Websend($mc_host);
    $ws->connect($ws_password);
    
    $ws->doCommandAsConsole('some command here');
    
    $ws->doCommandAsConsole('ws update'); // Bukkit -> PHP.
    $ws->disconnect();
}else{
    exit('Bukkit did not respond.');
}

?>

As for the success/failure of other commands (not "/ws ..."), that's a little harder and depends on what command you send. If it's something that causes an event to fire (one that WSEvents can handle), then you could use WSEvents to trigger a Bukkit -> PHP request to log the event.

Good question! Let me know if this helps.

@Ezriilc

I'm sorry, describe of my request was poor :)

So, another question, similar to first - how I know, the script, which is situated, for example in script.php. There are some commands, which are send on opening this page. How I know, these commands was successful?

In my script are functions log to file and database and it would be nice, if I know the commands are succesfuly sended (for example server can be offline or connection isn't possible) and I can write it to log (failed or successful)

Something like this:

if ($ws->connect($conf_ws_pass)){
  return true
}
else{
  return false
}

if ($ws->doCommandAsConsole('some command here')){
  return true
}
else{
  return false
}

I'm sorry for eventual mistakes in my text, I'm not from English speaking country :)

@DJTomek

Without knowing your setup, and assuming that you're referring to chron jobs on a typical LAMP web server, that fire periodically without a web hit...

The short answer is "no", there's no PHP code to get a chron result that I know of, unless you were to build something into the script being called by the chron job.

For instance, you could write the script to send you an email containing the required data, or log it to a file.

I hope this helps. :)

I want to add some commands to CRON, how I know the connection was successful? Is there any "if" in PHP to know this?

@reidjako

• Without knowing more details, I can't be sure, but don't post them publicly.
• What exactly do you need done? How far did you get and where did you hit trouble?
• What sort of web host? A privately owned server at your location or a rented host?
• What sort of Bukkit host? Are they both the same machine, same network, same location?
• What kind of access do you have to each of them? Local console? SSH? cPanel?
• Are you comfortable speaking English? Just so I don't make an ass of myself again.