MC-835In the server log, /say commands performed by the server do not appear to the console but do appear to the players.
Not technically an in-game bug, just a bug with the server broadcasting a /say command. The command sent by the console will not show up in the console, failing to indicate whether it was actually sent or not.
What I expected to happen was...:
For the line [ CONSOLE ] or [ Server ] Hello World! to appear.
What actually happened was...:
The server log gave no indication that a message was sent and the message appeared to disappear from existence.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. In a minecraft server console, type the /say command.
2. Type any text after the command.
3. Hit "Enter" to send the message.
4. Watch as the message shows up in-game and not in the console.
Environment
Windows Vista, Java Version 6
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Created Issue:
In the server log, /say commands performed by the server do not appear to the console but do appear to the players.
Not technically an in-game bug, just a bug with the server broadcasting a /say command. The command sent by the console will not show up in the console, failing to indicate whether it was actually sent or not.
Environment
Windows Vista, Java Version 6
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- /say,doesn't,appear bug bugs console multiplayer server
- 1.4.2
Not technically an in-game bug, just a bug with the server broadcasting a /say command. The command sent by the console will not show up in the console, failing to indicate whether it was actually sent or not.
What I expected to happen was...:
For the line [CONSOLE] or [Server] Hello World! to appear.What actually happened was...:
The server log gave no indication that a message was sent and appeared to disappear from existence.Steps to Reproduce:
1. In a minecraft server console, type the /say command.
2. Type any text after the command.
3. Hit "Enter" to send the message.
4. Watch as the message shows up in-game and not in the console.
Not technically an in-game bug, just a bug with the server broadcasting a /say command. The command sent by the console will not show up in the console, failing to indicate whether it was actually sent or not.
What I expected to happen was...:
For the line [CONSOLE] or [Server] Hello World! to appear.What actually happened was...:
The server log gave no indication that a message was sent and appeared to disappear from existence.Steps to Reproduce:
1. In a minecraft server console, type the /say command.
2. Type any text after the command.
3. Hit "Enter" to send the message.
4. Watch as the message shows up in-game and not in the console.Not technically an in-game bug, just a bug with the server broadcasting a /say command. The command sent by the console will not show up in the console, failing to indicate whether it was actually sent or not.
What I expected to happen was...:
For the line [ CONSOLE ] or [ Server ] Hello World! to appear.What actually happened was...:
The server log gave no indication that a message was sent and appeared to disappear from existence.Steps to Reproduce:
1. In a minecraft server console, type the /say command.
2. Type any text after the command.
3. Hit "Enter" to send the message.
4. Watch as the message shows up in-game and not in the console.
Not technically an in-game bug, just a bug with the server broadcasting a /say command. The command sent by the console will not show up in the console, failing to indicate whether it was actually sent or not.
What I expected to happen was...:
For the line [ CONSOLE ] or [ Server ] Hello World! to appear.What actually happened was...:
The server log gave no indication that a message was sent and the message appeared to disappear from existence.Steps to Reproduce:
1. In a minecraft server console, type the /say command.
2. Type any text after the command.
3. Hit "Enter" to send the message.
4. Watch as the message shows up in-game and not in the console.
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Confirmed. I like this bug though
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I have noticed that, but I figured it's better to not have it repeat the /say messages.
But I would prefer it to have some sort of notification that tells us the message has been broadcasted to all players. Like a simple "Message Sent" log message or something subtle and easy to see.
Yea, my main problem was the lack of verification. I legitimately thought that my messages weren't sending until I personally asked the people on my server afterwards. All I really feel I need from this is some sort of notification that it was sent, since unless someone responds or there's a notification it seems as if it doesn't work.
Confirmed. This is certainly a bug because the server console used to report this and reports almost every other command.
Fixed in 13w04a
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