Busy Server Redial
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| Busy Server Redial | |
|---|---|
| Author(s) | FordGT90Concept |
| Size | 7.45 KiB |
| Release Date | 28 Dec 2007 |
| Current Version | 2.0.0 |
| Prerequisites | .NET Framework 2.0 |
| CLR Compliant | Yes |
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May be used to wait for a server to start before connecting in addition to connecting right away once there is room for you to join.
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Usage
BusyServerRedial -nightfire "path" [-ip "#.#.#.#"] [-hostport "0-65535"] [-queryport "0-65535"] [-password "sv_password"] [-name "cl_name"] [-i]
- -nightfire "path" The relative or absolute path to Bond.exe.
- -ip "#.#.#.#" - The IP Address of the target server. If not provided, "localhost" is assumed.
- -hostport "0-065535" - The Host Port number of the target server. If not provided, 26015 is assumed.
- -queryport "0-065535" - The Query Port number of the target server. If not provided, 6550 is assumed.
- -password "sv_password" - The server password required to gain entry to the server. This is required if the server needs a password.
- -name "cl_name" - A name to force when joining the server. Your default name will be used if not provided.
- -i - Continues to connect to the server even if it is not reachable.
Examples:
BusyServerRedial -nightfire "C:\Program Files\EA Games\Nightfire\Bond.exe" BusyServerRedial -nightfire "Bond.exe" -ip 1.2.3.4 -hostport 26016 -queryport 6551 -password "mine" -cl_name "BBQ" -i
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Version History
- 2.0.0 - Completely reworked from the version found on JBNF.net. It is coded in C# and is CLR Compliant.
