Minecraft

[GeekHost]

We are moving to TCAdmin from Multicraft :: cheer :: After playing a round with the panel for a night, I can't find where to limit RAM. I know I could set up a command line in the minecraft.sh to do it as well, but looking in the Minecraft folder there is no file, just the jar. So wondering where I would put a pre-made file to copy over on each creation or even better a way to do it in the tcadmin panel or when whmcs processes the account.

[LFA]

Go to the command line manager while logged in as admin. Select the default command line. It will ask for the memory values.

 

You can also send the values for Xmx and Xms from WHMCS:

http://help.tcadmin.com/TCAdmin2_advanced_module_for_WHMCS#Sending_Custom_Variable_Values

[Bigstack]

How can I prevent the User from going into the Command Line and Changing the values to what he/she wants.

[LFA]

By default the user does not have access to Xmx and Xms. This can be changed in the game's variable configuration.

[VoiceServers]

GeekHost do you add some java opts to minecraft start cmd for optimize server?

[Bigstack]

By default the user does not have access to Xmx and Xms. This can be changed in the game's variable configuration.

 

Well Apparently defaults have been changed. Because when I set the

Xmx and Xms values in command line using the admin login and then login under the user I can go back in and change them again in the Command area.

 

Unless ... If i can fill out this override box for a user will it ALWAYS us it no matter what a user tried to run it as? And is is possible with the WHMCS integration to fill this field out using the config options.

 

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