Mods

Having the Multiple Selection Box form type available to command line variables would be something that we could use to allow users to easily toggle their Arma 3 mods based via the file system filter. This would be especially beneficial considering the scripting used to update variables used in the command line does not work (users need to enter their mod folder names manually).

Are these servers running on a VM? Have you tried locking the affinity down to a single thread?

Just sent you a request. Thanks!

Hello, I am looking to contract a developer to create an MVC theme for our TCAdmin installation. If anyone is interested, send me a PM with your contact coordinates.

Yes -- we have clients experience these issues all the time. We actually use a modified version of the utility you linked. After re-working the extraction method it basically works flawlessly and significantly faster than everything else we've tried. We plan on implementing it in place of the scripts available on the wiki.

Sweet, was about to send in a suggestion! Would also be nice to browse only installed mods, and perhaps the ability to showcase a 'Last updated' date.

Wow. This is quite a step forward for TCAdmin; we were going to try and figure out how to do precisely this via MVC templates. Awesome!

How does it communicate with the nodes remotely? I imagine you have a secondary process running on each of them?

Pretty cool. What sort of functionality do you have built-in currently?

Is there any possibility of a screenshot (or two)?

I must for the most part, agree. I've heard the same from a few other GSPs. Much of it still feels dated, and customers don't seem to like looking at console windows for simple custom scripts we have in place. It has its own set of quirks (for our installation anyway - scripts don't automatically execute on triggers half of the time, etc). Then again, it's generally a very reliable package of software that we can depend on, which is key. We had a team approach us recently asking for our thoughts on a direct TCAdmin alternative, and whether or not we'd consider a switch if they offered a means to migrate the database side of things. I've also tried out the alternative which I believe you're mentioning. Our live TCAdmin installation is nearly as fast - speed has never been an issue since our most recent infrastructure upgrade.

> Remote DB Connection in datacenter settings supports MySQL replication. Does this mean that the Configuring TCAdmin steps of the following are no longer required? http://help.tcadmin.com/MySQL_Replication I have yet to experiment with the new settings, thus I may be understanding this incorrectly.

We noticed the same. Around 3000+ active servers we started to notice delays which worsened over time. Properly optimizing your MySQL server is critical with higher-volume as well.