Limit disk space for each service

[Dennis]

I know there's a way to limit the disk space per service, but I don't know how to do so.

Can anyone tell me how to do so? I'm running Debian 7.1

 

Shouldn't I just enable Linux Quotas?

 

Thanks in advance

[Dennis]

Anyone?

[Duvy]

As far as i know the Linux Quota system uses Linux users / ldap.

Here we have the same userid for all the service files, so in OS level you have only 1 ( or two ) user (The owner of the files).

Your clients data are in database, so it's only possible if tcadmin developers implement it, but it's more difficult than the fast-dl sync.

My first idea would be a scheduled time, when your server checks everyones disk space.

But it would take a lot io process for it.

 

You can make that for yourself without mono, so you gain performance:

Write a shell script calculating the usage per clients, and take it to cronjob.

[Dennis]

Are you saying that all TCAdmin services are running as the same user? If so, you're not correct. You can setup each game to start as a new user.

[LFA]

I have never tried it but you should be able to do this:

- configure quotas on the partition where the game servers are created.

- configure your games with run as = user per service

- Create a script for the after created event that adds a quota for the user tcagame__svc${ThisService_ServiceId}

- You can create custom icons/actions to manage/view the quota from the control panel. http://help.tcadmin.com/Custom_Scripts