Is there a list of server and rcon commands?

Your nickname fits your lazyness. Questionstone.

I guess you are using MVDSV & KTX?
http://www.qw-dev.net/wiki/mvdsv
http://www.qw-dev.net/wiki/ktx

HEY...I resemble that

ty Spirit

As far as Spirit's link for the MVDSV cvars and commands it really is useless since everyone I clicked leads to a 404.

I second the original poster's request for cvars and commands but this time with a brief explanation.

The only lnks that work are the ones in blue, and they don't provide much information. Here's the old school list:
http://console.planetquake.gamespy.com/commands/quakeworld_server.html

Some old(?) documentation can be found at http://mvdsv.sourceforge.net/docs/

It's accurate/recent enough.

We just need to move that stuff to MVDSV wiki at some point.

All links are dead.
Is there a link to the list of connection-less rcon and other commands?

All links are dead? Is it really that hard to go to qw-dev.net website and search something for yourself, even google's first hit is... nevermind.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=mvdsv (hint: wiki)

Renzo, did you try it by yourself?
Please, give me a link to the list of connection-less commands.

Even you if know some connectionless command like lastscores, you will get 404 instead of manual for it.

MVDSV commands list seems to be broken or it was never started/finished, try KTX commands list instead.

It is MVDSV commands. No any connectionless cmds in KTX.

Looks like MVDSV's wiki for commands and variables needs to be finished, some of the info is there (especially under variables, wiki entry for cmdline seems to be done already) but that's not quite enough. Maybe deurk can do that or something...

Agree.
But of course it is much better to post 'let me google that for you' links instead of do something useful.

For anyone who is interested in connectionless packets, there are the list of them:
ping
status
log
rcon
ip
connect
getchallenge
lastscores
dlist
dlistr
dlistregex
demolist
demolistr
demolistregex

No any docs, but for most of them it is quite easy to analyze the source code: source\sv_main.c

During my years in qw-dev (serverside) projects I wrote the majority of documentation available today, only MVDSV documentation is unfinished. It's gratuitious work, so I no longer participate in it, it's someone else's turn to keep things running. So why not start doing something useful yourself, and write the documentation for those commands?

So what you're saying is that the wiki needs to be completed with commands and variables lists as well as howtos?