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SampQuery problem - Scope25 - 02.09.2014

Hello, i don't know if this goes in this section, if it shouldn't be here please let me know.

I'm having a problem with the SampQuery Api made by StatusRed (https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=355574):

I have fsockopen enabled in a paid web hosting but when i use the API always returns "Server did not respond" and server is online. I tried with multiple servers but still the same..

API code: http://pastebin.com/sutxpnJ3
Example code: http://pastebin.com/rPKw6Dhw

I think the fsockopen isn't connecting correctly to the server but, idk how to solve it.

I would be glad if you could help me.

Thanks for reading,
Scope

EDIT: I also tried with Westie API (nvm, they use same method).

Respuesta: SampQuery problem - Scope25 - 02.09.2014

I think it's a hosting problem, but i can't find how to solve it :S

I tried this:
PHP код:
<?php
/**
 *    Let's generate the string needed for the packet.
 */
$sIPAddr = "SAMP SERVER IP";                                                         // IP address of the server
$iPort = SAMP SERVER PORT;                                                                  // Server port.
$sPacket = "";                                                                  // Blank string for packet.
 
$aIPAddr = explode('.', $sIPAddr);                                              // Exploding the IP addr.
 
$sPacket .= "SAMP";                                                             // Telling the server it is a SA-MP packet.
 
$sPacket .= chr($aIPAddr[0]);                                                   //
$sPacket .= chr($aIPAddr[1]);                                                   //
$sPacket .= chr($aIPAddr[2]);                                                   //
$sPacket .= chr($aIPAddr[3]);                                                   // Sending off the server IP,
 
$sPacket .= chr($iPort & 0xFF);                                                 //
$sPacket .= chr($iPort >> 8 & 0xFF);                                            // Sending off the server port.
 
$sPacket .= 'i';                                                                // The opcode that you want to send.
                                                                                // You can now send this to the server.
 
/**
 *    Let's connect now to the server.
 */
$rSocket = fsockopen('udp://'.$sIPAddr, $iPort, $iError, $sError, 2);           // Create an active socket.
fwrite($rSocket, $sPacket);                                                     // Send the packet to the server.
 
echo fread($rSocket, 2048);                                                     // Get the output from the server
 
fclose($rSocket);                                                               // Close the connection
?>
And the echo didn't write anything.