Poll

 Even if no more problems with the home-hosting happen, would you pay $4.00/month if HammerHost was still run at home?

Yes, home hosting will stabilize and become more reliable
No, I feel comfortable only with a remote dedicated server

Author Topic: HammerHost dedicated hosting service :: Clients, get your files  (Read 58714 times)

Ok. So PROVE MY SERVER IS POPULAR?


Ok. So PROVE MY SERVER IS POPULAR?
That's not what he just asked, but you could start by making smarter posts.

The website looks a lot nicer now, and the console and chat are now working. Excellent work! I can now do direct uploads again!

I can now do direct uploads again!
Be aware that I'm going to take away that feature soon. To simplify things, FTP will only be for file management, and the control panel will only be for configuration management and remote control. Using the control panel's instant upload feature makes Apache Tomcat take up loads of RAM and never release it. Plus I want to reduce users' dependence on that feature.
Also:
Clients: Restart your Blockland server as soon as possible.

Be aware that I'm going to take away that feature soon. To simplify things, FTP will only be for file management, and the control panel will only be for configuration management and remote control. Using the control panel's instant upload feature makes Apache Tomcat take up loads of RAM and never release it. Plus I want to reduce users' dependence on that feature.
Also:
no

no stop, this is going to piss a lot of people off

You're making it a lot harder for people to do a simple task like uploading add-ons. Uploading via the web was one of the most popular features on RTB. Make it work.

no
I will do it with the Node.js server, then. It was supposed to be only for web sockets but I guess I can make it process a file upload. Tomcat is giving me a headache; I'm closing the I/O objects properly and discarding all buffers and writing everything to disk.

stop bundling this stuff
specifically because
1) it's clearly not being handled properly, so make it work manually yourself
2) file uploads are tricky. if you forget up security and someone gains control of your websocket server, they can forget stuff up
3) file uploads are tricky and something is broken. if they can even /dos/ your websocket server, a lot of functionality goes down with it

write it in node.js, but make it work independently of the other servers (file upload server, tomcat, websocket, and legacy ftp)

Be aware that I'm going to take away that feature soon. To simplify things, FTP will only be for file management, and the control panel will only be for configuration management and remote control. Using the control panel's instant upload feature makes Apache Tomcat take up loads of RAM and never release it.
Hmm? I was using serverDirectFileLoad, a console command. The one built into the control panel doesn't even work for me. I don't really like fancy magic buttons so I just use FTP and console commands, and I use the add-on uploader only if I have one or two that I need uploaded.
« Last Edit: June 16, 2014, 04:19:36 PM by TristanLuigi »

Hmm? I was using serverDirectFileLoad, a console command. The one built into the control panel doesn't even work for me.
serverDirect...FileLoad?
do you mean serverDirectSaveFileLoad? this has nothing to do with uploading add-ons

oh wait we're talking about the rapid save file loader oops

My server is NavySEALWarrior6's Fort wars.

It currently has 10 players.

do you mean serverDirectSaveFileLoad? this has nothing to do with uploading add-ons

It currently has 10 players.
Okay, that's enough proof; I will give you a slot. Submit an application.

« Last Edit: June 16, 2014, 05:50:59 PM by firecro12345 »

I've joined your Fort wars server undercover today, and I saw how it was poorly administrated. You banned a user because their BL_ID was a 100k. Somebody was trolling and you banned other players without spying on them or trying to find out who was the real troll. Unfortunately, even though your BL server is popular, I cannot give you a slot due to bad administration.