Hello, I am trying to develop a web application that allows me to type commands in the Rcon console via the web Browser.
The problem is that every time I send a command I get “[Rcon] Failed to parse message, incorrect format”.

Here is the log:

05:28 [Info] Loading Oxide Core v2.0.3991...
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05:28 [Info] Loaded extension Rust v2.0.4891 by Oxide Team and Contributors
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05:28 [Info] Loaded extension Unity v2.0.3772 by Oxide Team and Contributors
05:28 [Info] Latest compiler MD5: 5fbca0bf39b1c09ddf2fb3686b869242
05:28 [Info] Local compiler MD5: 5fbca0bf39b1c09ddf2fb3686b869242
05:28 [Info] Using Covalence provider for game 'Rust'
05:28 [Info] Loading plugins...
05:28 [Info] Loaded plugin Rust v2.0.4891 by Oxide Team and Contributors
05:28 [Info] Loaded plugin Unity v2.0.3772 by Oxide Team and Contributors
05:29 [Info] IP address from Steam query: *.*.*.*
5:31 [Error] [Rcon] Failed to parse message, incorrect format​

function webSocketTest() {
	const rcon = new WebSocket('ws://localhost:28016/1234');

	rcon.onopen = function(e) {
		rcon.send('status');
	}

	rcon.onmessage = function(e) {
		// Code
	}

	rcon.onerror = function(e) {
		// Code
	}

	rcon.onclose = function(e) {
		// Code
	}
}​

You need to send messages via the following format in JSON. The example below would send the "status" command to the server, and the response to the command would have the same identifier. The name field isn't particularly important.

rcon.send(JSON.stringify({
      Identifier: 1000,
      Message: "status",
      Name: "WebRcon"
}));

Thanks you, that fix my problem. The identifier and the name, correspond to server.identity and server.hostname when you start a server right? It worked for me.