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  1. I checked it out, it's a blog. Nothing to worry about. Anyways if you really wanted to test it you could just telnet and get the text of the page.
  2. Well either that or maybe a combination of commands ?
  3. I tried all of them manually but none of them kicks me out of the server... I'm thinking maybe from executing all these client commands so fast may be kicking the client?
  4. It actually executes all the commands before kicking the player. I've tried removing some of the last commands (besides cd eject and kill) but the player is still kicked. I tested it on a friend (after having him backup his config) and his CD drive did eject with all the commands there. The reason I want the player to stay connected is so everyone in the server can have a laugh and I can screw around with him some more =) What command would cause a player to be kicked after a short delay? Maybe one of the rates? Or maybe from the combination of commands being executed in such a short period of time?
  5. it seems as one of the commands will kick a player after all the others are executed... do any of you know which one it would be and why..? thx
  6. Thanks for your reply but actually I decided to write my own amxmodx plugin to do it. Heres what I got so far: If there's something in there that you think is pointless please tell me. Also if there is something that could be added that would be great too. I am also planning on having it write the config to autoexec.cfg
  7. I have my own server and was wondering how would I go about executing configs on a client PC so I can screw with their binds/cs settings. I use amxmodx if that helps. I heard there was some plugin that could do this but amxmodx forums prohibit the discussion of it. I don't want to have to type in amx_exec clientname "command" a ton of times to change all the settings I want. Any help? PS. This is for a CS 1.6 server. Edit: I saw this post But that would mean if someone comes in I'd have to go out of cs, replace the "namehere" to the person's name, then execute it?