Dennis

Why not just use Workshop through the commandline?

There's already a config for the game included in TCAdmin 2.

Can you query the server?

EDIT: We've worked for hours on this script, and it's no longer just one script. The user can now create, delete or reinstall the database with a couple of clicks. See this thread for more info.

Bump... Still can't create any databases with a variable. Got it working. I had to declare a variable with the TCAdmin service id variable, and then load that variable.

Minecraft is by far our most sold product, and we have been very happy to see that BukGet got integrated. One neat feature to have, would be the option to choose what version of Craftbukkit you're installing the plugin for. Not all clients use the latest version of Craftbukkit, thus some people have to install the plugins manually. It isn't the biggest problem, but as said; it would be neat to have. If I remember correctly, the BukGet API should allow this? Correct me if I'm wrong And also, would it be possible to search in all categories by default? Dennis

I actually am serious I know some people are so technical that they can integrate things and stuff on their website.

I'm amazed by this. How did you integrate TCAdmin? Just by adding custom header and footer?

Workshop could also be the cause if you're using a collection. If there's a problem with the workshop, your addons won't mount. Or some won't.

I think KissNode somehow has mixed SRCDS and HLDS. HLDS is almost deaded, and Insurgency is downloaded through SteamCMD. Still using SRCDS.

I'm surprised that you don't go through the changelogs and check the date of this post. This question was asked before the option of having multiple files. That's why the developers never posted it in this thread. Changelog for 2.0.84.0 from 15th of December last year. http://clientforums.tcadmin.com/showthread.php?t=11377 I'm pretty sure the devs know more about their own product and how it works than you do.

Yeah, the last part is also mentioned in my first post. It should show up as a notification The problem is that we are hosting Minecraft services, and some of our clients think it is possible to host a HyperPixel/Mineplex kind of server on the smallest tier which results in a lot of mails being sent whenever their server restarts when it reaches the memory limit. Some clients' servers restarts as often as once every 5th minute sometimes.

I still think it would be a great option to allow clients to opt-out of certain emails. Anyone care to share their thoughts about this? This would also make it possible to put a "opt-out" link in the bottom of each email.

Seems like the SPF record is working now (it's outputting 'pass'), but mails still end up in spam, and some aren't even sent. Those that aren't sent returns with this: It's pretty random what mails are being bounced back. Sometimes one mail is bounced back, but then I'll be able to send the exact same email 30 seconds later.

Thanks, I'll have a look at it this weekend.

I actually figured this out my own way. Started by inspecting nearly every div, and then I made changes from the browser. The changes were then written to another CSS file that I attached to the template.

Hi, I think a great feature would be the to make the billing API chose the server with the least amount of assigned memory. We're mainly hosting Minecraft, and constantly having to calculate how much assigned RAM we have for each server can be a pain in the ass. It would be nice if we could input how much memory a dedicated server has. Here's an example: Server 1 has 32GB of RAM with 15GB assigned. Server 2 has 64GB of RAM with 15GB assigned. When a client buys a new server, his server will be placed on Server 2, because this is the server with the least percentage assigned. I don't know if my english is understandable... I've been sick for almost a week now with constant headache. Tell me if I should explain the idea in details

This may be a foolish question, but what can you do with the custom fields?

Tried opening a ticket?

I'm sure that OP is suggesting the ability to control settings regarding the use of the databases from TCAdmin

Bump

Well, we switched domain some days ago, and the first mails from TCAdmins was detected as spam while mails from WHMCS wasn't (same domain). The mails we're sending most is the when a Minecraft server hits the memory limit. Some of our clients think they can run everything on 512MB RAM, so sometimes the same type of email is sent to the same email adress once every five minutes. New clients receive their setup email in spam as well, and some clients don't think they received the email.

Yes, generally.

Wasn't on any blacklist. We can send mails through WHMCS and they don't end in the spam folder.

Hi, Ever since we started, we had this weird problem. Some of the mails we're sending are being sent to the clients spam folder instead of the inbox. Would it help running TCAdmin through SSL? Or is there anything else we can do to make sure it always end up in the inbox?