[[nl]daplayer]

I am trying to show the server stats on my website.
Almost everything works, except the ping.

I get my info from the wiki: https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Query/Req...ng_the_packets
But there is no further explanation about the opcode: p

So i don't know how to receive/send those 4 pseudo-random characters.
I tried to experiment a little, but without success.

So my question is: does someone know how to do this?

I am dutch, so my English could be a little rubbish

[Norn]

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Originally Posted by D00Mpy I am trying to show the server stats on my website. Almost everything works, except the ping. I get my info from the wiki: https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Query/Req...ng_the_packets But there is no further explanation about the opcode: p So i don't know how to receive/send those 4 pseudo-random characters. I tried to experiment a little, but without success. So my question is: does someone know how to do this? I am dutch, so my English could be a little rubbish

You can't ping udp connections.

[[nl]daplayer]

Yes you can, ping is the total amount of time to send a message to the server and receive a message back from the server.

And i know it's possible (The wiki says so), but the wiki didn't tell what message to send and receive.

[Norn]

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Originally Posted by D00Mpy Yes you can, ping is the total amount of time to send a message to the server and receive a message back from the server. And i know it's possible (The wiki says so), but the wiki didn't tell what message to send and receive.

No you can't, you can't ping a UDP port as far as i'm aware. I needed this a week ago for my image script but didn't have any luck.

[[nl]daplayer]

lol, and how do you think, the SA:MP client displays ping?, that's UDP also.......

[Norn]

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Originally Posted by D00Mpy lol, and how do you think, the SA:MP client displays ping?, that's UDP also.......

Well i assumed because the developers of the server also created the client that they would know the proper way of pinging it.

As i have tried pinging the server many a times with no proper response, PM me if you find a solution

[[nl]daplayer]

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Originally Posted by Norn Quote: Originally Posted by D00Mpy lol, and how do you think, the SA:MP client displays ping?, that's UDP also....... Well i assumed because the developers of the server also created the client that they would know the proper way of pinging it. As i have tried pinging the server many a times with no proper response, PM me if you find a solution

I'll do.

On the wiki https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Query/Req...e_packet_table check the p opcode..
Thats how sa-mp pings

But it isn't well explained

[Norn]

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Originally Posted by D00Mpy Quote: Originally Posted by Norn Quote: Originally Posted by D00Mpy lol, and how do you think, the SA:MP client displays ping?, that's UDP also....... Well i assumed because the developers of the server also created the client that they would know the proper way of pinging it. As i have tried pinging the server many a times with no proper response, PM me if you find a solution I'll do. On the wiki https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Query/Req...e_packet_table check the p opcode.. Thats how sa-mp pings But it isn't well explained

The socket just lags out when i use the p opcode, is it the same for you?

[[nl]daplayer]

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Originally Posted by Norn Quote: Originally Posted by D00Mpy Quote: Originally Posted by Norn Quote: Originally Posted by D00Mpy lol, and how do you think, the SA:MP client displays ping?, that's UDP also....... Well i assumed because the developers of the server also created the client that they would know the proper way of pinging it. As i have tried pinging the server many a times with no proper response, PM me if you find a solution I'll do. On the wiki https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Query/Req...e_packet_table check the p opcode.. Thats how sa-mp pings But it isn't well explained The socket just lags out when i use the p opcode, is it the same for you?

yeah..

But i found something:

Код:

<?php
		$sPacket = 'SAMP';
		$sPacket .= chr(strtok($this->aServer[0], '.'));
		$sPacket .= chr(strtok('.'));
		$sPacket .= chr(strtok('.'));
		$sPacket .= chr(strtok('.'));
		$sPacket .= chr($this->aServer[1] & 0xFF);
		$sPacket .= chr($this->aServer[1] >> 8 & 0xFF);
		$sPacket .= 'p4150';
?>

This is from Server Query and RCON API - Be an admin at ease! (16/02/2010)

this uses the p opcode, and then sends the 4 pseudo-random numbers.

and then checks if he gets the numbers back from the server. (not to check ping but to check if it's online)
but you can easaly make a ping function out of this.

[Norn]

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Originally Posted by D00Mpy Quote: Originally Posted by Norn Quote: Originally Posted by D00Mpy Quote: Originally Posted by Norn Quote: Originally Posted by D00Mpy lol, and how do you think, the SA:MP client displays ping?, that's UDP also....... Well i assumed because the developers of the server also created the client that they would know the proper way of pinging it. As i have tried pinging the server many a times with no proper response, PM me if you find a solution I'll do. On the wiki https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Query/Req...e_packet_table check the p opcode.. Thats how sa-mp pings But it isn't well explained The socket just lags out when i use the p opcode, is it the same for you? yeah.. But i found something: Код: <?php $sPacket = 'SAMP'; $sPacket .= chr(strtok($this->aServer[0], '.')); $sPacket .= chr(strtok('.')); $sPacket .= chr(strtok('.')); $sPacket .= chr(strtok('.')); $sPacket .= chr($this->aServer[1] & 0xFF); $sPacket .= chr($this->aServer[1] >> 8 & 0xFF); $sPacket .= 'p4150'; ?> This is from Server Query and RCON API - Be an admin at ease! (16/02/2010) this uses the p opcode, and then sends the 4 pseudo-random numbers. and then checks if he gets the numbers back from the server. (not to check ping but to check if it's online) but you can easaly make a ping function out of this.

Have you tried microtime with it yet?

[[nl]daplayer]

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Originally Posted by Norn Quote: Originally Posted by D00Mpy Quote: Originally Posted by Norn Quote: Originally Posted by D00Mpy Quote: Originally Posted by Norn Quote: Originally Posted by D00Mpy lol, and how do you think, the SA:MP client displays ping?, that's UDP also....... Well i assumed because the developers of the server also created the client that they would know the proper way of pinging it. As i have tried pinging the server many a times with no proper response, PM me if you find a solution I'll do. On the wiki https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Query/Req...e_packet_table check the p opcode.. Thats how sa-mp pings But it isn't well explained The socket just lags out when i use the p opcode, is it the same for you? yeah.. But i found something: Код: <?php $sPacket = 'SAMP'; $sPacket .= chr(strtok($this->aServer[0], '.')); $sPacket .= chr(strtok('.')); $sPacket .= chr(strtok('.')); $sPacket .= chr(strtok('.')); $sPacket .= chr($this->aServer[1] & 0xFF); $sPacket .= chr($this->aServer[1] >> 8 & 0xFF); $sPacket .= 'p4150'; ?> This is from Server Query and RCON API - Be an admin at ease! (16/02/2010) this uses the p opcode, and then sends the 4 pseudo-random numbers. and then checks if he gets the numbers back from the server. (not to check ping but to check if it's online) but you can easaly make a ping function out of this. Have you tried microtime with it yet?

I have got it working :P

I will PM you the code..

[Norn]

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Originally Posted by D00Mpy Quote: Originally Posted by Norn Quote: Originally Posted by D00Mpy Quote: Originally Posted by Norn Quote: Originally Posted by D00Mpy Quote: Originally Posted by Norn Quote: Originally Posted by D00Mpy lol, and how do you think, the SA:MP client displays ping?, that's UDP also....... Well i assumed because the developers of the server also created the client that they would know the proper way of pinging it. As i have tried pinging the server many a times with no proper response, PM me if you find a solution I'll do. On the wiki https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Query/Req...e_packet_table check the p opcode.. Thats how sa-mp pings But it isn't well explained The socket just lags out when i use the p opcode, is it the same for you? yeah.. But i found something: Код: <?php $sPacket = 'SAMP'; $sPacket .= chr(strtok($this->aServer[0], '.')); $sPacket .= chr(strtok('.')); $sPacket .= chr(strtok('.')); $sPacket .= chr(strtok('.')); $sPacket .= chr($this->aServer[1] & 0xFF); $sPacket .= chr($this->aServer[1] >> 8 & 0xFF); $sPacket .= 'p4150'; ?> This is from Server Query and RCON API - Be an admin at ease! (16/02/2010) this uses the p opcode, and then sends the 4 pseudo-random numbers. and then checks if he gets the numbers back from the server. (not to check ping but to check if it's online) but you can easaly make a ping function out of this. Have you tried microtime with it yet? I have got it working :P I will PM you the code..

Excellent work!

[[nl]daplayer]

For the people that are searching for this.
Here is the code that works:

I took GamerX as example, because it was the first in my favorite list :P

Makers: D00Mpy and Norn

Код:

<?php
$server = "217.18.70.90";   // GamerX
$port = 8800;

$socket = fsockopen('udp://'.$server, $port, $iError, $sError, 2);
if(!$socket)
{
  exit("Connection Failed");
}

stream_set_blocking($socket, 1);

$sPacket = 'SAMP';
$sPacket .= chr(strtok($server, '.'));
$sPacket .= chr(strtok('.'));
$sPacket .= chr(strtok('.'));
$sPacket .= chr(strtok('.'));
$sPacket .= chr($port & 0xFF);
$sPacket .= chr($port >> 8 & 0xFF);
$sPacket .= 'p4150';

$start = microtime(true);
fwrite($socket, $sPacket);
$data = fread($socket, 15);
$end = microtime(true);
$ping = ($end - $start) * 1000;
$ping = floor($ping);
echo $ping;

fclose($socket);
?>

[Norn]

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Originally Posted by D00Mpy For the people that are searching for this. Here is the code that works: I took GamerX as example, because it was the first in my favorite list :P Makers: D00Mpy and Norn Код: <?php $server = "217.18.70.90"; // GamerX $port = 8800; $socket = fsockopen('udp://'.$server, $port, $iError, $sError, 2); if(!$socket) { exit("Connection Failed"); } stream_set_blocking($socket, 1); $sPacket = 'SAMP'; $sPacket .= chr(strtok($server, '.')); $sPacket .= chr(strtok('.')); $sPacket .= chr(strtok('.')); $sPacket .= chr(strtok('.')); $sPacket .= chr($port & 0xFF); $sPacket .= chr($port >> 8 & 0xFF); $sPacket .= 'p4150'; $start = microtime(true); fwrite($socket, $sPacket); $data = fread($socket, 15); $end = microtime(true); $ping = ($end - $start) * 1000; $ping = floor($ping); echo $ping; fclose($socket); ?>

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