Solved PHP web rcon

Hello,

Has anyone manage to get a PHP script to work with the web RCON?

I have found the following -

Code:

<?php
class RustRcon {
        protected $socket;
        protected $packetId = 0;
        public static $timeout = 1;
        public static $blockingMode = 0;
        const PACKET_TYPE_CMD = 2;
        const PACKET_TYPE_AUTH = 3;
        const PACKET_TYPE_CMD_RESPONSE = 0;
        const PACKET_TYPE_MESSAGE = 4;
        public function __construct($server, $port, $password)
        {
                $this->connect($server, $port, $password);
        }
        protected function connect($server, $port, $password)
        {
                $this->socket = @fsockopen("tcp://" . $server, $port, $error, $errorstring);
                if ($error !== 0 || !empty($errorstring)) {
                        throw new Exception("Connection failed (" . $error . "): " . $errorstring);
                }
                stream_set_timeout($this->socket, static::$timeout);
                stream_set_blocking($this->socket, static::$blockingMode ? 1 : 0);
                $this->send($password, self::PACKET_TYPE_AUTH);
        }
        public function disconnect()
        {
                fclose($this->socket);
        }
        public function send($message, $type = self::PACKET_TYPE_CMD)
        {
                $id = ++$this->packetId;
                $request = pack('VV', $id, $type) . $message . "\x00\x00";
                $request = pack('V', strlen($request)) . $request;
                fwrite($this->socket, $request);
                return $id;
        }
        /**
         * @return null|string Null if no or empty response received, a string if a response was received.
         * @throws Exception when the socket terminates or something goes wrong.
         */
        public function read()
        {
                if (feof($this->socket)) {
                        throw new Exception('Reached unexpected end of socket.');
                }
                // Let's do this
                $size = fread($this->socket, 4);
                if (strlen($size) !== 4) {
                        return null;
                }
                $size = unpack('V', $size);
                $id = unpack('V', fread($this->socket, 4))[1];
                $type = unpack('V', fread($this->socket, 4))[1];
                $remaining = $size[1] - 8;
                $body = '';
                while ($remaining > 0) {
                        $response = fread($this->socket, $remaining);
                        $size = strlen($response);
                        if ($size === 0) {
                                throw new Exception('Received 0 byte response, expected: ' . $remaining);
                        }
                        $body .= $response;
                        $remaining = $remaining - strlen($body);
                }
                $body = trim($body);
                if (empty($body)) {
                        return null;
                }
                if ($type === self::PACKET_TYPE_CMD_RESPONSE) {
                        // We don't want responses as we will receive these anyway through the normal stream.
                        return null;
                }
                return $body;
        }
}
$ip = 'xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx';
$port = 28020;
$password = 'xxxxxxxx';
respond('Connecting to ' . $ip . ':' . $port . '...');
$rcon = new RustRcon($ip, $port, $password);
respond('Connected!');$rcon->disconnect();
function respond($str)
{
        echo date('Y-m-d H:i:s') . substr((string)microtime(), 1, 4) . ': ' . $str . PHP_EOL;
}

We are trying to figure out how to send basic console commands but getting the following error...

 

this is to use rcon.web 0
not rcon.web 1

 

Oh... derp, Is there a PHP method available for web.rcon because I read standard RCON will be removed soon. I have the web rcon js client but I need it to automate purchases.

 

dunno, search for websocket for php, but it is way easier with js indeed

 

I use this lib:
GitHub - Textalk/websocket-php: WebSocket client and server in PHP
My code:

Code:

<?php
header('Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8');require_once __DIR__ . '/lib/Base.php';
require_once __DIR__ . '/lib/Exception.php';
require_once __DIR__ . '/lib/BadOpcodeException.php';
require_once __DIR__ . '/lib/BadUriException.php';
require_once __DIR__ . '/lib/ConnectionException.php';
require_once __DIR__ . '/lib/Server.php';
require_once __DIR__ . '/lib/Client.php';use WebSocket\Client;$ip = "1.2.4.5"; // server IP-address
$rcon_port = "28016"; // server RCON-port
$rcon_pass = "123456"; // server RCON-password$client = new Client("ws://{$ip}:{$rcon_port}/{$rcon_pass}");
$data = array(
    'Identifier' => 0,
    'Message' => 'status', // command
    'Stacktrace' => '',
    'Type' => 3
);$client->send(json_encode($data));
$result = json_decode($client->receive());echo $result->Message;

That if enable rcon.web

 

Awesome I will try and hack it together <3

 

does this method still work?

 

Not sure, but this may be helpful. GitHub - Facepunch/webrcon: Game server rcon, using websockets

 

I had an idea of making a PHP handler that piggy backs off of this. (trying to make it work with my web store and remote ban system again - SFPortal)

 

I am working on the one from facepunch GitHub - maestroi/Simpel-rcon: Webrcon to make it with more features, i could make it with server site and proxy all commands to make it a bit more secure.

 

We could really use a serverside version of this for security when using web applications else you can parse the rcon password on command execution - if used in a management system.

 

@Russo-turisto Oof I've been looking so long for that project, thanks!