Icecon freezes when used from cmd

[rbarisic-lme]

On some occassions, but rather regularly, invoking icecon from commandline will freeze the process.

I'm using IceCon for my FiveM Dev Server, with the purpose to automatically restart the resources on file change. However, doing so will leave me with no method to exit the icecon process sometimes.

[icedream]

I'll take a look at this to see whether I can replicate it. Which OS version are you using this on?

[rbarisic-lme]

Thanks for replying 👍
I'm using this on Windows 10. I've tried some stuff, and my script is not that complex.

test-script:

.\icecon.exe --command="restart xrlabs-server" 127.0.0.1:30120 <password>

old script that would get called by file-watcher (can be called manually):

cd "<<path>>"

icecon -g -c refresh localhost:30120 <<password>>

icecon -g -c "stopchat" localhost:30120 <<password>>
icecon -g -c "stop common-events" localhost:30120 <<password>>
icecon -g -c "start mymode" localhost:30120 <<password>>

rem icecon -g -c "start chat" localhost:30120 <<password>>
rem icecon -g -c "start common-events" localhost:30120 <<password>>
rem icecon -g -c "start mymode" localhost:30120 <<password>>

echo "succesfully completed reload script"
exit 0

this script would always get stuck, I think it's waiting on some reply. The behaviour was inconsistent. I was running the script from commandline, in a batfile, and through a vbs-file, with no luck

[icedream]

I unfortunately don't have a working FiveM server setup myself at the moment (not really into FiveM myself), but I suspect this is some race condition with how quickly the server responds to the requests vs. the requests being sent. In the worst case, this is even a synchronization issue between client and server. There's many factors that will make this difficult to debug for me, as such I'll leave this issue open for now.

[Eager31]

Same problem 🌵

[Eager31]

Found the solution, you can run 4 cmd rcon instance at the same time.
If more, exec : ping -n 10 127.0.0.1 >nul --> to wait until previous ends