Hey guys, I have a silly question to ask but is there a way to pull a list of the plugins installed on my server and display it as a widget or something on my servers website?
Get list of plugins to display on website?Solved
The only native way would be using RCON and a command that provides that info. Otherwise, you can write a plugin to send it other ways.
Thank you Wulf, do you perharps know what comman in RCON? Sorry I am still figuring this all out but I think it would be a great help for Server Admins if they could display it somehow on their websites. I saw it once with a hosting provider but can't remeber who it was though.
plugins, o.plugins, or oxide.plugins
Hi Wulf, I managed to get it done via some clever PHP trickery. Now when new players view my site they can see what mods I am using on my server.
Why don't you share the information so others can use it?
Sure no problem, I will try explain as best I can.
You can view mine on http://angrysheepsbackyard.co.za
(Please be kind it is my first attempt at a website and I still have some things to finish.Lol)
Also this was done on my personal hosted server, I have no idea how to make it work on a VPS server.
1. Copy and paste the files from this dropbox share into your oxide plugins directory.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jji5qifk632ffya/AADu9Yhq7s5nfHlqRK61nr0da?dl=0 This will contain the PHP files, Stylesheets and assets required.
2. If you are using a dedicated server like in my in case you will need to enable your web server functions, like ISS with me, and make sure that PHP handlers are installed.
3. Next you will need to create a web site on your webserver and make sure you include .index.php as one of the default home pages.
4. Also allow directory browsing permission.
5. Finally set your websites binding IP/Domain as well as the TCP port to be used. Don't use the default port 80.
6. Test it now entering the server IP into followed by the port as so http://x.x.x.x:8080
If you were sucessful you should see your Plugins displayed on the screen.
You can change the look and feel by editing the style.css and index.php files. Still working on mine.
7. I made this display on my website using Bootstrap "Responsive Embed" component.
Merged post
Next project to be is to get it in a pluging form and make life a lot easier.
You can view mine on http://angrysheepsbackyard.co.za
(Please be kind it is my first attempt at a website and I still have some things to finish.Lol)
Also this was done on my personal hosted server, I have no idea how to make it work on a VPS server.
1. Copy and paste the files from this dropbox share into your oxide plugins directory.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jji5qifk632ffya/AADu9Yhq7s5nfHlqRK61nr0da?dl=0 This will contain the PHP files, Stylesheets and assets required.
2. If you are using a dedicated server like in my in case you will need to enable your web server functions, like ISS with me, and make sure that PHP handlers are installed.
3. Next you will need to create a web site on your webserver and make sure you include .index.php as one of the default home pages.
4. Also allow directory browsing permission.
5. Finally set your websites binding IP/Domain as well as the TCP port to be used. Don't use the default port 80.
6. Test it now entering the server IP into followed by the port as so http://x.x.x.x:8080
If you were sucessful you should see your Plugins displayed on the screen.
You can change the look and feel by editing the style.css and index.php files. Still working on mine.
7. I made this display on my website using Bootstrap "Responsive Embed" component.
Merged post
Next project to be is to get it in a pluging form and make life a lot easier.
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