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F2S is running out of space!
- Thread starter Akalon
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How you get all this info?
sp0radic
New Member
eeek! and the server my site is on (server 45) has only 804MB free!! eeek!
If u want to know how much room is left on your server, go to:
http://www.users.f2s.com/us/
eeek!
If u want to know how much room is left on your server, go to:
http://www.users.f2s.com/us/
eeek!
Dolan DUFC
New Member
how do you know what server you are on?
1. Open a dos prompt
2. use the ping command
(like ping www.whateversubdomainyougot.f2s.com )
May include more steps if you are running your own firewall...
yeah, i have an account on 51 too.
hopefully the peons at f2s.com actually divided the server space between account allowance when setting up accounts. like if you have an 8 gig server, at 20 megs per account, that should be no more than 400 million accounts per server [????... even that number is very highly unlikely].
hopefully the peons at f2s.com actually divided the server space between account allowance when setting up accounts. like if you have an 8 gig server, at 20 megs per account, that should be no more than 400 million accounts per server [????... even that number is very highly unlikely].
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Hmmm.... 8Gb / 20Mb = roughly 400 accounts (not millions....)
....if and only if all of the accounts use up "all" of the 20Mb allowance per account.
But statistically, it's totally different. They consider historical data (i.e. an average user uses 1Mb per account), so if we consider the example, 8Gb/1Mb = roughly 8000 accounts.
That explains why they're always close to total saturation.... quite similar to "overbooking". As soon as a small percentage of the accounts decide to upload a few hundreds of Kb.... boom!
....if and only if all of the accounts use up "all" of the 20Mb allowance per account.
But statistically, it's totally different. They consider historical data (i.e. an average user uses 1Mb per account), so if we consider the example, 8Gb/1Mb = roughly 8000 accounts.
That explains why they're always close to total saturation.... quite similar to "overbooking". As soon as a small percentage of the accounts decide to upload a few hundreds of Kb.... boom!
