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BatchExec - xoft - 07-01-2015
This plugin allows admins to execute batches of console commands that are read from a file.
Source, download: https://github.com/madmaxoft/BatchExec
Console commands:
- batchexec <filename> - read the specified file, line by line, and execute each line as a console command
RE: BatchExec - NiLSPACE - 10-08-2015
Is it possible that this would be expanded? That users could also use this. For example in the Gallery server to set the correct hitbox I currently have to use: "/ge bb show", "//expand 1 walls" and then "//expand -1" while looking away from the door. If I could simplify it by using something like "/batch hb" or "/b hb" it would speed up the process a little
RE: BatchExec - xoft - 10-08-2015
There's a problem of defining the batches, if you want to make that user-configurable, too (instead of reading files, a DB should be used, probably).
I'm quite unlikely to do that, though, but feel free to submit a PR
RE: BatchExec - NiLSPACE - 10-19-2015
How about not making it possible to do add batches in-game, but that I make an web-admin interface where admins can add and edit the batch files?
RE: BatchExec - Aberts10 - 10-20-2015
(10-19-2015, 03:54 AM)NiLSPACE Wrote: How about not making it possible to do add batches in-game, but that I make an web-admin interface where admins can add and edit the batch files?
sounds good
RE: BatchExec - xoft - 10-20-2015
Sounds good, but then you'd need to include a storage for the batches (most likely SQLite) with proper sequencing of the commands (one command per record? or one batch per record?)
RE: BatchExec - NiLSPACE - 10-20-2015
I had a folder in the BatchExec's folder in mind. I don't really expect admin's to create more than a few of them.
RE: BatchExec - xoft - 10-21-2015
That could be tricky to set up correctly. Anything in the filesystem can be vulnerable to various attacks:
Code:
/batchexec c:\windows\system32\win.ini
/batchexec ../../../settings.ini
/batchexec .\../..\../settings.iniRE: BatchExec - NiLSPACE - 10-21-2015
That could be fixed by something like this + (Path):match("^%w:\\")
RE: BatchExec - xoft - 10-21-2015
That code is wrong, these paths will get through it:
Code:
../../.././settings.ini
\\server\share\settings.ini
So it might just be a better idea to actually use sqlite