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Originally Posted by victory88 Get a mysql database on your webserver then connect SAMP to the the same database. Now you can have SAMP read the webserver and have the website/server change the database vise versa. If that is what you meant. If you use PHP having an automatic check will be abit difficult, you should then use nodejs I think. EDIT DIDN'T SEE REAL-TIME, my bad

I actually am on a Node backend, I just don't know how to connection Socket.io with the samp sockets plugin. Also, I am hesitant on using the samp sockets plugin because the last reply to the thread said it's unreliable.