Dedicated server status script (fsockopen)

[g-s36581]

Dear X10 Support,

First of all, I want to thank you for this awesome host experience.
But I have a little problem. Yesterday I written a PHP script to check the Offline | Online status of my Call of Duty dedicated server. My script uses PHP’s fsockopen function and it’s working perfectly on my local WAMP server. So I decided to upload the script on my website (http://thahood.tk/server_status2.php), but it seems to always show the offline status.
I’ve done some research and I found this topic: http://x10hosting.com/forums/free-hosting/23431-fsockopen-i-need-function.html . It seems I’m having the same problem like pocho_m.
I also REALLY need this function in my website, because I’m planning to make a RCON system for all Call of Duty games.
In the forum topic, one of the last reactions was a reply from Corey. He said he could add pocho_m’s
IP to the firewall, so his script would work.

So my question is, would it also be possible to add my IP to your firewall?
Here is some info:
MY IP: 81.165.84.185
PORT: TCP 28961 (Common Call of Duty multiplayer port : http://portforward.com/cports.htm)

Thanks for reading this,
gs365 (PHP Developer)

 

[callumacrae]

It isn't blocked in the firewall, it's a problem with your script

~Callum

 

[g-s36581]

Look, if my script is working perfectly on my local WAMP sever, i guess it has something to do with the starka server?

P.S It really has something to do with the server.
Usually all hosts block the fsockopen function because that's the function which is used to create proxies.

 

[Smith6612]

It isn't blocked in the firewall, it's a problem with your script

~Callum

It is in fact blocked by the Firewall...

 

[descalzo]

In the forum topic, one of the last reactions was a reply from Corey. He said he could add pocho_m’s
IP to the firewall, so his script would work.

Time of Corey's response: 02-08-2007 12:58 PM

A lot changes on the Net in 4 years.

 

[g-s36581]

Yeah, I know :biggrin:

 

[Anna]

That port (28961) would be blocked, and on free hosting we don't open ports on requests.

 

[g-s36581]

Ok, thanks anyway.
Is there any other way to get this script working?