RCON VIA PHP

Hi, I have RCON set up on my server... the following lines are in my server.properties.

Code:

enable-rcon=true
rcon.port=25575
rcon.password=PASSWORD

I can connect with an RCON Client just fine and send commands through to the server which means the ports must be open. (I use a host). But whenever I try to use a PHP script that sends RCON to minecraft I get the following error

Code:

Unable to open socket: Connection timed out (110)

Not sure if it is an issue with the script or what, because the connection is obviously there.

 

Paste the script you are using please.

Scott

 

It is a script I found online. The frist file is for CS:S but in the second file, it is supposed to extend it for minecraft. If you know any other script, feel free to share.

RCON.CLASS.PHP

Code:

<?php
/*
    Basic CS:S Rcon class by Freman.  (V1.00)
    ----------------------------------------------
    Ok, it's a completely working class now with with multi-packet responses
 
    Contact: printf("%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%d%s%s%s","rc","on",chr(46),"cl","ass",chr(64),"pri","ya",chr(46),2,"y",chr(46),"net")
 
    Behaviour I've noticed:
        rcon is not returning the packet id.
*/
 
define("SERVERDATA_EXECCOMMAND",2);
define("SERVERDATA_AUTH",3);
 
class RCon {
    var $Password;
    var $Host;
    var $Port = 25575;
    var $_Sock = null;
    var $_Id = 0;
 
    function RCon ($Host,$Port,$Password) {
        $this->Password = $Password;
        $this->Host = $Host;
        $this->Port = $Port;
        $this->_Sock = @fsockopen($this->Host,$this->Port, $errno, $errstr, 30) or
                die("Unable to open socket: $errstr ($errno)\n");
        $this->_Set_Timeout($this->_Sock,2,500);
        }
 
    function Auth () {
        $PackID = $this->_Write(SERVERDATA_AUTH,$this->Password);
 
        // Real response (id: -1 = failure)
        $ret = $this->_PacketRead();
        if ($ret[1]['id'] == -1) {
            die("Authentication Failure\n");
        }
    }
 
    function _Set_Timeout(&$res,$s,$m=0) {
        if (version_compare(phpversion(),'4.3.0','<')) {
            return socket_set_timeout($res,$s,$m);
        }
        return stream_set_timeout($res,$s,$m);
    }
 
    function _Write($cmd, $s1='', $s2='') {
        // Get and increment the packet id
        $id = ++$this->_Id;
 
        // Put our packet together
        $data = pack("VV",$id,$cmd).$s1.chr(0).$s2.chr(0);
 
        // Prefix the packet size
        $data = pack("V",strlen($data)).$data;
 
        // Send packet
        fwrite($this->_Sock,$data,strlen($data));
 
        // In case we want it later we'll return the packet id
        return $id;
    }
 
    function _PacketRead() {
        //Declare the return array
        $retarray = array();
        //Fetch the packet size
        while ($size = @fread($this->_Sock,4)) {
            $size = unpack('V1Size',$size);
            //Work around valve breaking the protocol
            if ($size["Size"] > 4096) {
                //pad with 8 nulls
                $packet = "\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00".fread($this->_Sock,4096);
            } else {
                //Read the packet back
                $packet = fread($this->_Sock,$size["Size"]);
            }
            array_push($retarray,unpack("V1ID/V1Response/a*S1/a*S2",$packet));
        }
        return $retarray;
    }
 
    function Read() {
        $Packets = $this->_PacketRead();
 
        foreach($Packets as $pack) {
            if (isset($ret[$pack['ID']])) {
                $ret[$pack['ID']]['S1'] .= $pack['S1'];
                $ret[$pack['ID']]['S2'] .= $pack['S1'];
            } else {
                $ret[$pack['ID']] = array(
                    'Response' => $pack['Response'],
                    'S1' => $pack['S1'],
                    'S2' =>    $pack['S2'],
                );
            }
        }
        return $ret;
    }
 
    function sendCommand($Command) {
        $Command = '"'.trim(str_replace(' ','" "', $Command)).'"';
        $this->_Write(SERVERDATA_EXECCOMMAND,$Command,'');
    }
 
    function rconCommand($Command) {
        $this->sendcommand($Command);
 
        $ret = $this->Read();
 
        //ATM: Source servers don't return the request id, but if they fix this the code below should read as
        // return $ret[$this->_Id]['S1'];
        return $ret[0]['S1'];
    }
}
?>

TEST.PHP

Code:

<?php
 
include_once("rcon.class.php");
 
// Extend the rcon class to tweak it for minecraft.
class minecraftRcon extends rcon {
 
function mcSendCommand($Command) {
$this->_Write(SERVERDATA_EXECCOMMAND,$Command,'');
}
 
function mcRconCommand($Command) {
$this->mcSendcommand($Command);
 
$ret = $this->Read();
 
return $ret[$this->_Id]['S1'];
}
}
 
// Server connection varialbes
$server = "#MY IP";
$rconPort = 25575;
$rconPass = "$MY PASSWORD";
 
// Connect to the server
$r = new minecraftRcon($server, $rconPort, $rconPass);
 
// Authenticate, and if so, execute command(s)
if ( $r->Auth() ) {
 
echo "Authenticated\n";
 
// Send a command
var_dump($r->mcRconCommand('say Hello World!'));
}
?>

You can test it out my going here... http://www.taylorwebs.com/minecraft/rcon2/test.php
The link takes a while to load, because it is timing out the connection.

Anyone have RCON via PHP working on their webiste? If so, can you share your script. I mean, I concider myself a pretty good PHP developer and once I get RCON working I want to make a control panel for my server via PHP. And also a system to allow people to purchase ranks through paypal and automatically set them up with that rank. Thanks. I would like to start on this ASAP

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

No one has RCON via PHP working?

 

Is your web server allowed to connect to your minecraft server on that port? Did you test the connection from the command line of your web server? You can use "telnet servername 25575" to verify that the connection works. If that does not work you might have to choose a different port.

 

Thanks, checking with my upper host, will update momentarily.

 

I got my webhost to open that port, but now my command doesn't get authenticated. I simply changed the script which said to send the script if it is authenticated, to say "not authenticated" if it wasn't, which is what is happening. Any ideas? I am using the right port/password. I am using the same ones for my RCON client on my computer and I can log in. Maybe faulty script?