Icecon - Simple and quick to use RCON tool for IW4M and other Q3-compatible game servers.

README.md IceCon RCON client IceCon is a Q3-compatible RCON client. It can connect to any server that implements RCON over a Q3-compatible network protocol (UDP) and even comes with a nice, straight minimal GUI. Specifically, this tool has been written for quick administration of modified Modern Warfare 2 ('IW4M') servers.

A Windows user could easily set up shortcuts on the desktop that run icecon.exe -gui which gives you an instant GUI to run commands on your server. Another use case would be scripting on a Linux server by running icecon -command ' to automate specific tasks. Download Binaries Binaries for all releases for Linux and Windows are always available on the. Source code You can download the source code from GitHub, either via Git ( git clone or as a source code archive via the 'Download ZIP'/'Download TAR.GZ' button at the top right of the. Compiling from source code In most cases, simply installing and running go build -i -v. Will give you a single binary that contains everything you need to run IceCon.

If you need to regenerate the UI code files ( *_ui.go) and/or the Windows resource data ( rsrc_windows.syso), make sure to follow these steps: • Set up a GOPATH as environment variable that points to an existing folder. This folder will be used by Go to store compiled libraries and installed binaries which will be needed for the next step. • Ensure you have $GOPATH/bin (%GOPATH% bin on Windows) included in your PATH environment variable.

• Install needed tools and dependencies via go get -v -u github.com/icedream/ui2walk github. A Lot Like Love Streaming Altadefinizione. com/josephspurrier/goversioninfo/cmd/goversioninfo. • Run go generate -v in the IceCon source code folder. Microsoft Office 2013 X86 Pt-br Setup Key here.

You should now be able to run a normal go build to get your desired binary. License This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License Version 2 or any later version. For more info, see the text file.