sourcemod VS rcon

That plus Sourcemod server plugins would be where I would start looking.

A new and improved community server browser @ browser.moddingcommunity.com. We can make our own query networking code/back-end and make extensions for SourceMod (for games such as Counter-Strike: Source/Global Offensive and Team Fortress 2), or Garry's Mod and Rust that communicates with our back-end (in our case, our own Master Server). The server browser can list 30,000 or more servers within 1 - 3 seconds compared to the Valve Master Server that displays only 4000 servers in more than a minute (the average A2S_INFO response size is 256 bytes, if you times that by 20,000 for 20,000 game servers, it comes to around 5 megabytes of traffic which is nothing with modern network connections and if someone's router can't handle 20K PPS, we can add options to limit). Either way it should be able to load servers much faster than the Valve Master Server that most games use for a server browser like Garry's Mod, Rust, CS:GO, TF2, etc.

And from that point out it depends what you want, you can install SourceMod (https://www.sourcemod.net/) to use thousands of community made plugins (You just have to somehow search for them...)

Alternatively open an issue on their Github repository: https://github.com/alliedmodders/sourcemod/issues

Hi guys, I'm creating a shell script that can manage my server for me, can anyone direct me to a working rcon client that works through the terminal so I can use a shell script to control it. I have already tried webrcon-cli & rcon Both didn't seem to want to connect or had bugs/issues.