getInfo() does not work

[DennisSkov]

I've tried all the possible combinations that I can think of but I haven't gotten the getInfo() function working once. It always throws an exception because the IP and post does not exist.

This is one of the examples I'm using:

<?php

// Include the Composer autoloader
require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';

// Import the Vcmp class from the OpenGSQ\Protocols namespace
use OpenGSQ\Protocols\EOS;

$clientId = 'xyza78916PZ5DF0fAahu4tnrKKyFpqRE';
$clientSecret = 'j0NapLEPm3R3EOrlQiM8cRLKq3Rt02ZVVwT0SkZstSg';
$deploymentId = '0a18471f93d448e2a1f60e47e03d3413';
$grantType = 'external_auth';
$externalAuthType = 'deviceid_access_token';

try {
    $externalAuthToken = EOS::getExternalAuthToken($clientId, $clientSecret, $externalAuthType);
    $accessToken = EOS::getAccessToken($clientId, $clientSecret, $deploymentId, $grantType, $externalAuthType, $externalAuthToken);
    $matchmaking = EOS::getMatchmaking($deploymentId, $accessToken);
    $eos = new EOS('34.22.86.173', '8211', $deploymentId, $accessToken);
    echo '<pre>';
    print_r($matchmaking);
    print_r($eos->getInfo());
} catch (Exception $e) {
    echo '<pre>';
    print_r($e);
}

The IP and port from the example is just a random server from the $matchmaking array.

Any idea why it does not work? Am I doing something wrong?

[BattlefieldDuck]

The getInfo() function doesn't work for Palworld. Use this instead,

$ipAddress = '34.22.86.173';
$port = 8211;

$filter = array(
    'criteria' => array(
        array(
            'key' => 'attributes.ADDRESS_s',
            'op' => 'EQUAL',
            'value' => $ipAddress
        ),
        array(
            'key' => 'attributes.GAMESERVER_PORT_l',
            'op' => 'EQUAL',
            'value' => $port
        )
    )
);

$matchmaking = EOS::getMatchmaking($deploymentId, $accessToken, $filter);
var_dump($matchmaking)

[DennisSkov]

Perhaps we should be able to pass $filter to the getInfo() function?
The provided workaround doesn't actually solve the issue because the getInfo() function has a hardcoded value for $filter.

[BattlefieldDuck]

We should always use $matchmaking = EOS::getMatchmaking($deploymentId, $accessToken, $filter); since it is more flexible on the $filter settings. It is not a must to use getInfo function.

[DennisSkov]

Gotcha! I completely missed that we could just use the getMatchmaking() function. That makes a lot more sense.