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[BUG] Program locks after RCON response from Team Fortress 2 server #13
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Could you check if this also happens on v3.3.5? I have a suspicion that something went wrong when compiling v3.3.6. If that does fix it, I'll roll back the release of 3.3.6 since it isn't very major and do some fixes before moving forward. |
Same result with windows version v3.3.5. Tested with multiple versions now, version from v3.2.6 and newer have the same issue. In version 3.2.5 this does not happen, but in that version there is other problem, it seems that the command response is "delayed", so if i input a first_command i receive the first_response after sending a second_command like this:
And so on. This coincides with the linux release |
You can try increasing the timeout before the program stops waiting for a response via the INI. Use [timing]
iSelectTimeout = 250 #< increase this as needed Try increasing it to
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It was already on |
Please try v4.0.0-pr1 and let me know if the problem is resolved. |
I can confirm that this works. I was having the same exact issues. |
# System Information
# Bug Description
After succesfully connecting to Team Fortress 2 server RCON, i can issue commands but program locks after processing the response from the server, so it never returns to the prompt to execute the next command. CTRL-C has no effect.
The command gets executed correctly and the full text respose from the server is displayed but no prompt is shown to enter the next command, connection command is:
ARRCON -H host.name -P 27015 -p rcon_password
Then:
After that, program becomes unresponsive and only option is to close the window.
# Reproduction Steps
To recreate the problem attempt to send a command in interactive mode to a Team Fortress 2 server with the windows client.
If it does not work with team fortress probably won't work either with any other valve source game as it behaves exactly the same.
If you need a server to test i can (privately) share my server rcon data.
(I hope this is not me not using the program correctly).
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