Sonicscream

I looked at this page and saw Service_Pid: http://help.tcadmin.com/Service_Manager_Scripting_Variables I put the script under "Before Stopped" in the service's template. Is there any proper way to achieve what I am trying to do? I've not scripted in tcadmin before, and hardly even on linux in shell. Thanks.

Hi guys. I made a starbound template and it has a problem. When I go to shut down the service, it does not make the server save the world -- instead it kills the service's process... this is bad because it could corrupt the saves on the service's in-game world. I thought about using custom scripts to send a "sigint" kill signal to it like below: !#/bin/bash kill -SIGINT ${Service_Pid} exit Obviously it isn't working.. I've probably typed something wrong . Does anyone here know of an alternative? Many thanks.

Edit: Going to try to re-explain what I'm getting at, sorry. I have my minecraft template's command line set up like this: http://puu.sh/flYFV/e406cf9d81.jpg Both variables XMX and XMS are set up the same. XMX (max memory allocation) and XMS (initial memory allocation) are the values that I am allocating to a minecraft server's ram usage. I want to find out if there is a way to change the set values / default values of my variables XMX and XMS for a specific server (instead of making an entire template for a specific ram setting, or making those "command line" profiles).