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[BUG] Palworld commands only return "empty string" with ARRCON, rcon-cli however works #29

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EpicLPer opened this issue Mar 21, 2024 · 2 comments
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# System Information

  • OS: Windows Server 2022
  • Version: 21H2
  • Shell (Windows-Only): CMD and PowerShell

# Bug Description

Issuing a command via ARRCON to my Palworld Server always returns "empty string" no matter what I try, however things like broadcast still get sent to the server and the message appears to players. The empty responses break scripts like these: https://github.com/shupershuff/PalworldServerTools
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I've then tried "rcon-cli" which works just fine and returns all responses. Another additional note here is that rcon-cli doesn't seem to have the timeout issue which was mentioned in #25 and stays connected, this might be related in some form.
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# Reproduction Steps

No specific ones as I'm just launching ARRCON, connecting to the server and trying commands.
A note however: The Pre-Release version connects just fine to Palworld RCON, the stable one doesn't and runs into a timeout.

@EpicLPer EpicLPer added the bug Something isn't working label Mar 21, 2024
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Same findings here. I believe it works from a separate machine than the one the Palworld server is running on, but for the purposes of PalworldServerTools it needs to work on the same machine.

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EpicLPer commented Apr 3, 2024

Any updates on this?

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