Anybody with half a brain can do that.
Yes, you have shown that quite clearly.
Now lets see how you go providing and offering servers to people with this feature.
I use this method on my 12 Man-64 Zombie server and the CPU never goes over 40% usage. The memory usage of the server and the two FireFox tabs I have open never goes above 250MB in usage.
My server using a x2 5200+ 2.7GHz CPU, 2GB DDR2-800 RAM(Single stick) and a old IDE 250GB HDD. All on a 20/1 Mb connection
That's nice for you. But correct me if I'm wrong, this isn't the topic for you to post your specs of your home server. I'm sure your method is fine for ONE server, but how does it apply if you're running/providing multiple servers to mutliple clients? It doesn't exaclty.
People don't get kicked off of my server either.
It looks like they can't even get on now, I think you should look into purchasing a dedciated server, they are generally more reliable.
The method of automation was discussed in a previous thread...
Whatever you have to tell yourself though.
Yep, whatever you have to tell yourself, there is and there will only be ONE way to automate it and it's been done, finito.
Heck don't bother trying to make it efficent by detecting mapchanges, resets and only sending the command then, or error recorvery when the server isn't running, or applying it to multiple servers.
I belive A method was found. There are better ways to do it other than just hammering webui with a string over and over again, but as it was put earlier..
Anybody with half a brain can do that.
Back on topic though, awesome idea! All the GSP's I have seen only offer the 6 slot option.
I can't find anything on your site that says what location you are offering servers in. Would I be correct in assuming that the french flag on the demo server means you're only offering servers in this location?
I'm not sure about other people but I generally don't want to purchase a game server that's not or can't be hosted from my country.
And if the site doesn't say or provide the location I just normally assume it's an American GSP and skip over it.