Bukkit

Ok, so now it works fine, but I have problem with function stopPluginOutputListening()... When I change "return $data;" to "echo 'something';" it write "something" in PHP file, bude "return $data;" does nothing... I guess it's beacause it's empty, but when I have command "jobs" and I listen plugin "Jobs", it shouldn't be empty, when output in console is list of Jobs commands, right?

@Waterflames

With this version I get this error on my website, when I run PHP file http://pastebin.com/c2iYNjc4

@Waterflames

Ok, this is whole error (I guess) http://pastebin.com/hfsXtquc

Yeah, so obviously I can't do OOP... Can you help me please? This is my PHP file http://pastebin.com/cG249XMP. When I run it, I get hese errors on my page http://pastebin.com/4AH16CtU and those in my console http://pastebin.com/FQtxWsbX Thnaks for help

@Waterflames

It just doesn't connect, I'm trying:

<?php
    include_once 'Websend.php';
    
    $ws = new Websend("XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX");
    
    if($ws->connect("xxxxxxx")){
        $ws->doCommandAsConsole("m NemesisMate hello");
        $ws->disconnect();
        echo "Time set.";
    }else{
        echo "Failed to connect.";
    }
?>

And I'm getting Failed to connect.

Password and IP are well configured (I didn't change anything but the bukkit version before it stopped to work)

EDIT: Ok, I looked in logs and I got this: http://pastebin.com/uqR1GXsW

@Waterflames

I'm using Websend 2.4 with Bukkit 1.6.4 but is not working when with 1.6.2 worked fine (or that I think). Is 2.5.1 working for 1.6.4?

Hi, is there way, how to get any output from console? ExternalTimeSet.php works fine, but I need some output from console (for example if I use command "/list" from Essentials, I need list of players as output, or if I use "/time set xx" I would like to know, if it works, so true/false as output will be fine. Thnaks for respond

@Waterflames

I do thank you for all of it, too.

I agree that Jenkins is complete overkill, and I'm not suggesting anything so elaborate. I see no need for an all-or-nothing view of having one's own site.

Moreover, .info domains (and others) are frequently just 99 cents (US) per year, and many providers (I use one, but won't spam here) give away domain names along with free hosting, databases, etc. - and yes, with no ads.

As for time and effort, even a single, plain-text file is enough, which might take a couple minutes to copy & paste, and only need be done once.

I'm not trying to pressure you in any way, I'm just pointing out that, contrary to your assertion, my suggested solution actually requires zero cost, and nearly zero time and effort to setup, with zero up-keep.

I realize that I'm preaching to you - and I hate that too - but I honestly have no need to convince you of anything; I'm only describing one viable option. I think most people have similar false ideas about the work and costs in owning/running a website, which some pros like to encourage for profit, so I'm a bit of a hippie-dippie, free-web advocate. :D

I'll shut up now. Carry on.

@marick0073

Have you tried turning it off and on again?

@WaterflamesThanks for the response, and I mean no offense but, "I did it because I did it." isn't really an explanation, and doesn't address the problem - that users are confused and lost.

To a tech-savvy developer, piece-meal information scattered across long, ugly URLs, may be no big deal; but to the average user, it's a huge problem - as we can see by the constant repetition of the most basic questions, and inquiries about how to find information here. If a writer doesn't care about reaching average users, that may be workable in certain circumstances, but not for a wide, international audience like you have here.

A centralized, dedicated, and official site, with comprehensive information, that's easy to identify, access, and use for everyone, is so dead-simple, absolutely free, and critically important for a public project, that I'd call it a no-brainer.

That's just my 2 cents - take it or leave it. Again, I only mention this because of the problems users are having. I personally have no issues with Websend, and I'm very appreciative of all you've done.

@Waterflames That's excellent, and not to sound ungrateful, but... why is the info spread across different sites? I think this is where the confusion stems from.

Is there no official website for Websend?