Qwrap is a frontend to dedicated Linux server v1.06 (the output is
different on older quakeversions). It can take input
from both stdin and from a user defined file (fifo). It also
parses the output and appends it to the defined files, supporting
qranking.
- Resolves ip-address appending the hostnames in the modified
status output.
- The names of the players are differentially colored on the
console.
- Writes out the death events of every player and their cause.
- Supports a banlist containing playernames or hostnames.
- Supports registered playernames by qnick, validating
the name with the ip-address/hostname.
- Disallows changing of names, if the new name is registered.
- Autokicks ´unconnected´ and players with ascii characters <= 32
and >127.
- Autokicks mass-suiciders.
How does it work
Qwrap starts xquake with the options defined in the ini-file.
It parses commands given either through the console, or those
written to the fifo-file. Thus the serveradmin does not have to be
at the console to give xquake commands. To start Qwrap we use
doprog (here is a copy of
our binary) in order to start it on a specific tty. The only
argument is the [path]ini-file.
New features added in version 0.42bx
Administrators (and others) can connect to qwrap
via tcp-port 14242 with telnet or with a dedicated
program. All commands to the server has to be given
with a slash (´/´) first on the line. Qwrap commands
are given with colon (´:´).
Support for qw status reports
finally added (not very well tested yet).
The output is not as clean as it used to be.
New features added in version 0.41
Finally uses the "kicking by number" introduced by Quake 1.06 .
Sometimes it pays off to read the
manual.
Where can I get it?
Attention! Use at your own risk.
Check our download-page to get the latest
version. To download, press [shift]-key while klicking on the link.
Note! You need to edit the ini-file to fit your settings.
Future changes / wishlist
- Support of finger-service
Mail concerning these pages can be sent to: poltsi plus aesir at seven seven seven dash team dot org