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HTTPConsole

Game Version: 1.5.0
Total Downloads: 16,837
Updated: Mar 17, 2013
Created: Mar 11, 2012
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HTTPConsole 2.4.0 release 25.36 KB Mar 17, 2013 1.5.0 8,997 download HTTPConsole HTTPConsole 2.4.0 releaseDownload
HTTPConsole 2.3.0 release 25.38 KB Dec 21, 2012 1.4.6 2,506 download HTTPConsole HTTPConsole 2.3.0 releaseDownload
HTTPConsole 2.2.1 release 26.24 KB Apr 6, 2012 CB 1.2.5-R1.0 3,017 download HTTPConsole HTTPConsole 2.2.1 releaseDownload
HTTPConsole 2.2.0 release 25.49 KB Apr 3, 2012 CB 1.2.5-R1.0 820 download HTTPConsole HTTPConsole 2.2.0 releaseDownload
HTTPConsole 2.1.0 release 25.68 KB Mar 12, 2012 CB 1.2.3-R0.2 1,146 download HTTPConsole HTTPConsole 2.1.0 releaseDownload
HTTPConsole 2.0.0 release 25.31 KB Mar 11, 2012 CB 1.2.3-R0.1 351 download HTTPConsole HTTPConsole 2.0.0 releaseDownload

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HTTPConsole – Issue Console Commands Over HTTP

Now under new management, And has been revived!
Originally by BlueJeansAndRain: Original thread: HTTPConsole – Outdated Thread

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Do not use v2.2.0 use 2.2.1 instead

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Source Code and Issues/Feature Requests

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Features
  • Issue any command over HTTP that you can issue on the console.
  • Change the listener IP address, port, and log-level through the config file.
  • Get back the output of the issued command. NOTE: This only works for some commands, specifically commands that are not "threaded".
  • Accepts GET and POST (url or json encoded) requests.
  • Client IP address whitelist/blacklist.
  • Host name filtering.
Usage
  • CLI/BASH Example
  • PHP Example

Client side scripts such as javascript are not recommended since any action could easily be performed. Please stick to using server side scripts, (i.e. make javascript query a php script)

Make requests to http://127.0.0.1:8765/console?command=<command> (assuming you're using the default port and the server is running on localhost). If you're running your server locally, just open up your browser and type http://127.0.0.1:8765/console?command=save-all and SAVE THE WORLD!

TroubleShooting
  • Change the "port: 8765" configuration option to a different number. Valid values are 1024 – 65565
  • Make sure your firewall is allowing access to the port.

Please post all issues or feature requests on GitHub!

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