FTP on Debian - Page 3

cah · 10th April 2005

jolt use ssh - but not shared so only you can fiddle with your own services that are running.

It is true though -ssh does allow for large levels of abuse if you know what you are doing but for counterstrike, the number of times a beef server, clanplanet or DG one have been unavailable for matches due to updates is irritating.

I think jolt regularly check their servers for capacity alterations - and it is easy enough to check via a html interface. They can get status of every server and check actual slots versus authorised slots and if actual is greater it can be flagged and they can correct it or deal with the matter harshly as it would contravene terms and conditions.

luke · 10th April 2005

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Originally Posted by cah

jolt use ssh - but not shared so only you can fiddle with your own services that are running.

Jolt' website says they offer SSH access on there shared servers. When I say shared servers I mean there is more then one game server user allocated resources on that server.
You will all have your own login', but you quite easily "walk around the server" and possibly snoop at other users files if they have not set the correct permissions.
We do not offer SSH access as anything the user needs to do can be done using our web interface and FTP. I'd rather not spend all my time "policing" the servers making sure users are not installing / running programs they should not.

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Originally Posted by cah

It is true though -ssh does allow for large levels of abuse if you know what you are doing but for counterstrike, the number of times a beef server, clanplanet or DG one have been unavailable for matches due to updates is irritating.

I can't really comment on this as we don't host Counter Strike servers.

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Originally Posted by cah

I think jolt regularly check their servers for capacity alterations - and it is easy enough to check via a html interface. They can get status of every server and check actual slots versus authorised slots and if actual is greater it can be flagged and they can correct it or deal with the matter harshly as it would contravene terms and conditions.

Our system checks every few hours to make sure people are obeying the rules, if there not, there sent an email.

gservs_karl · 10th April 2005

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if there not, there sent an email.

wouldnt like to be on the receiving end of that.

luke · 10th April 2005

Sending them an email is far better then just terminating there account.
If they want to run a bigger server, they should pay for it, simple as that.

If you allocate resources for 3 users on a server and all 3 of them start using twice as many resources, your going to have performance issues!

Monil · 11th April 2005

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Originally Posted by gservs

Like i said, you give the client root access then your going to get huge traffic spikes.

4u-servers,
b33f,
Firestorm,
INX-Gaming,
Jolt,
Reload-Network,
e-FRAG,
forceservers,
xtremeservers.

All the big UK game server rental companies offer FTP, and no SHH access

From where I'm standing that's not true.

gservs_karl · 11th April 2005

ok, ive edited the two that do offer SHH,
sorry Reload-Network, and Jolt

cah · 11th April 2005

I have to agree with traffic spikes though - I upload to jolt at 40mbps over Janet. You can always control it though and as long as you are using linux i have recently found traffic shaping to be quite easy.

gservs_karl · 11th April 2005

he he, this topic has gone way off track

cah · 11th April 2005

the topic is ALIVE!!!!! muwahaha

gservs_karl · 11th April 2005

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Originally Posted by cah

the topic is ALIVE!!!!! muwahaha

**runs, hides**