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nTraum / rubycon

CLI for managing Source dedicated game servers. HLSW for the console, so to say.
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Add and list commands do not work #11

Open ClayF opened 8 years ago

ClayF commented 8 years ago

This project hasn't been updated in three years, so I don't know if the author is still active.

The add command returns an error saying the the server name is already in use even though it is not.

The list command also returns an error stating error: undefined method``+' for nil:NilClass

dinsdalepiranha commented 8 years ago

The list command works for me, however since I updated Ruby on one of my machines (Debian 8.5) certain --commands (ex: sm plugins list) return error: invalid byte sequence in UTF-8 instead of results. The same commands work fine on another machine (Xubuntu 14.04) when polling the same server, however (so this is presumably related to Ruby version or other environmental differences between the two distros).

I hope this is still maintained, as I still use of it constantly.

nTraum commented 8 years ago

Hi @ClayF & @dinsdalepiranha,

thanks for reporting the issues first of all. I haven't worked on rubycon for quite some time, but I'm happy to take a look.

@dinsdalepiranha Do you know which version of Ruby you're running? ruby --version will tell you. Having that information would help resolving the bug.

@ClayF I'll come back to you as soon as I have some time digging into the code again. For starters, can you give me the content of your ~/.config/rubycon/rubycon.yml file? Make sure to strip the RCON password if it's included. :)

ClayF commented 8 years ago 
clayf@ubuntu-1404-vm01:~$ cat .config/rubycon/rubycon.yml
---
- !ruby/object:Rubycon::Server
  name: testserver
  address: 10.0.0.128
  port: 27015
  rcon: abc123
- !ruby/object:Rubycon::Server
  name: testserver2
  address: 10.0.0.128
  port: 27015
  rcon: abc123
clayf@ubuntu-1404-vm01:~$ ruby --version
ruby 2.1.8p440 (2015-12-16 revision 53160) [x86_64-linux-gnu]

Seems that it adds the server to the file, but still says the alias is taken.

dinsdalepiranha commented 6 years ago

I resolved the issue I reported. Turned out it was a single invalid character in a single plugin's name.

nTraum commented 6 years ago

I tried to reproduce it locally, but can't (probably because of the missing plugin). In general it seems rubycon is quite reluctant to accept broken / wrong encodings.

Can't really work on it as I don't have a TF2 server running anymore. :/