Connecting to RCon of another's server

Hello!

1st: I don't know if this is the right section. I did not find anything fitting better (Please move that topic into the right section if it is wrong in here)

My Suggestion:
This should be a very small, simple plugin to connect the the RCon of another Server InGame.
/rcon <server address> <rcon port> <rcon passwort> <command>
This command should connect to the RCon of that server and send that command. Important is that this command can ALSO be sent from console and plugins (I think it would be easy to enable that).
Please make it to a direct useable .phar file



Thank you for reading...maybe think about my idea.

Kind regards,
Melon


PS: I am pretty new at pmmp forums - if you create the Plugin for me (and the public) maybe send in this thread the download link as I won't find the path to it

 

Check the GrabBag plugin - it does already have this feature:
https://poggit.pmmp.io/ci/poggit-orphanage/GrabBag/GrabBag

But first you need to define your rcon servers so they can be identified through an ID.
(https://github.com/poggit-orphanage/GrabBag/blob/master/src/aliuly/grabbag/CmdRcon.php,
https://github.com/poggit-orphanage/GrabBag/blob/master/src/aliuly/grabbag/ServerList.php)

 

What should I do with the 2nd and the 3rd link? Should I paste the scripts somewhere after downloading?

I am sorry - but I am that bad in such things that I really need a full step by step tutorial -.-

 

I thought you could have a look into the header of the files where's some description how to use. But I'll also try a little step by step tutorial:

1. Make sure all of your servers have rcon enabled in server.properties and use different ports if you run multiple servers on one ip address:
   enable-rcon=on
   rcon.port=...
   
2. Make sure you've opened the firewall for all rcon ports (not needed if you stay local or if you doesn't have a firewall enabled).
   
   
3. Place the GrabBag plugin into your plugins folder and enable the needed features in config.yml:
   features:
   rcon-client: true
   
   
4. Define your servers using servers command:
   servers add <id> <host> [port] [--rcon-port=port] [--rconpw=secret] [# comments]
   Example: servers add 1 myserver.net rcon-port=30132 rcon-pw=t0pSeCrEtOO7 # Hub Server
   
5. Try to send a RCON command by using
   rcon <id> <command>
   Example: rcon 1 say Hello World!
   
   If it works your server with id 1 will say "Hello World!". You can also use "--all" instead of the id to send the command to all defined servers.
   Example: rcon --all say Hello World!
   
   Or send the command to multiple servers using a comma to separate the ids:
   Example: rcon 1,3,4 say Hello World!

 

What does rcon so

 

Here's a very simple tip that will improve your school grades instantly: read what you've written (twice if you have time) before you hand in your work.

 

It's a remote terminal for PocketMine servers