Bukkit

Ok... so it happened that they [my hosts], had closed off that port (idk why)...they gave me another one, but it results in this::

socket_connect() [function.socket-connect]: unable to connect [111]: Connection refused in /minecraft/playerupdate.php on line 12 error: could not connect to host $succ = socket_connect($sock, $HOST, 8219)

@stargateanubis14

actually.... it used to work just fine. Just tested it, and it doesn't appear to do anything bukkit->php... Is there any ways of debugging that can find the specific point of error?

@Waterflames

yeah...

it works for a file that ONLY has the php->bukkit code... but when i try to call something like the example php->bukkit code via a function, it doesn't do anything. No errors, no results

strange... when i have a line like this:

/Command/ExecuteConsoleCommand:say test123 123

For some reason, its not workin :/

the web server can still get stuff, but for some reason its not performing the command from teh console :/

@Waterflames

well, from what i've been looking at, it doen't look like thats possible... So i'm working on a way to have WS do a command in-game (one that i've written), that gatehrs a bunch of info, and sends it back to the WS web server... Right now, the problem i'm having is that i cant get console to send a command. I've tried everything from player.chat(""); (where i cast Bukkit.getConsoleSender() to Player type), to Bukkit.getServer().dispatchCommand ...neither actually do the commands... so i'm stuck with php->bukkit-//~ ... i've been in the #bukkitdev irc, but noone seems to know why it wouldn't work.

Ofc, if you had a way to do php->bukkit->php, then that would be great (although, that would be a bit more difficult to generalize)

@Waterflames

ah... darn :/ And there's no pseudo way of doing that?

is it possible, through php->bukkit, to send a command as a given user? I'm trying to find a way to get users who log in on the web, to query the server in a sort of way, and the server will send back information and update the site (i can get the server to send info back to the website, but 98% of that information requires the person of whom the information is being received to be the sender of the command.)

EDIT

correct me if i'm wrong, but is this the proper way to do it?

socket_write($sock, $command = "/Command/ExecuteBukkitCommand-".$playerName.":command arg0 arg1;", strlen($command) + 1) or die("error: failed to write to socket\n");

I was just looking at the API, and i saw it... wanted to make sure i'm not gonna end up breaking something this way :D

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