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# Go workspace file
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go.work
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# testing
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run.sh
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server.yaml
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A modification of [lilproxy][lilproxy_url] that forwards only Q3 rcon/query packets. Useful for separating the rcon port from the game server port.
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### Why
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Unfortunately the Q3Rcon engine ties the rcon port to the game servers public port used for client connections. This proxy will allow you to run rcon through a separate whitelisted port.
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### Use
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Run one or multiple rcon proxies by setting an environment variable `Q3RCON_PROXY`
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Then just run the binary which you can compile yourself, download from `Releases` or use the included Dockerfile.
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### Why
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### Logging
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Avoid sending plaintext rcon commands to the public game server port. In general I would advise anyone using rcon remotely to use a secured connection but perhaps you've passed rcon to a clan friend who doesn't know about secured connections. Now you can instruct them to use rcon only through a whitelisted port.
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Set the log level with environment variable `Q3RCON_LOGLEVEL`:
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`0 = Panic, 1 = Fatal, 2 = Error, 3 = Warning, 4 = Info, 5 = Debug, 6 = Trace`
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### Special Thanks
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