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What should i do?
#16
Okay scratched down some ideas. And will probably start working on it when I get home ^^

Code:
File System Providers
- File System
- FTP
- SSH (Maybe)

Server List Provider
- Flat File
    - Game
    - Identification
    - Bandwidth limit
    - File System Provider
    - File System Address
- TCAdmin (Pro Version)
- Database Provider (Maybe)(Pro Version)
    - Select Statment
    - Columns
        - Game
        - Bandwidth limit
        - File System Provider
        - File System Address

Game Settings
- Allowed Folders
- Allowed Extensions
- Virtual Folders / (Files (Mabye))
    - 1 -> 1
    - 1 -> Many (Aka loop directory)
- Identification Type
    - Type (Header, Request Parameter)
- Compression Type (bz2, zip(Pro), 7z(Pro) (Maybe)) <- Based on file extension
- Force Compression
    
Web Server settings
- Cache
    - Cache folder (Must be local storage, or emulated)
    - Max Cache Size
    Above settings only if I do not use the default caching in ASP.NET
- Only cache compressed versions
- Redirect on no identification (Remember to make a note that this will fuck up SRCDS games)

Pro Version
- Relativly cheap (10$ per year/upgrade support)
- TCAdmin, Database, Server Providers
- No branding??? Could add something to motd files on the free version? Hell even allow pros to do it based on the game
- Allow commercial usage

Any one that has any suggestions?
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#17
You going to do it cross platform or stay in the dark with windows?
~ trewq
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#18
Will aim at making it work with Mono.
So in short, cross platform for all you linux freaks Smile
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#19
Uggh... Make the Windows side better Toungue
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#20
Why not learn python? It is super easy and a very nice language
~ trewq
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#21
(02-16-2011, 05:36 PM)Nisd Wrote:  <- Windows lover, any ways said the wrong thing, was suppose to write XSP (look down the page)

Any ways, making sure it supports mono is as close to cross-platform i get.

Sounds awesome. I look forward to this!

Ack, another page!

Don't forget a shiny GUI Smile
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#22
Cause C# is nice, I it pays my living, and I rather have something that compile Smile And is not just a scripting language, also I can do a lot more things with C# then I can with python (Feel free to prove me wrong, but pretty sure)
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#23
(02-17-2011, 06:39 AM)Nisd Wrote:  Cause C# is nice, I it pays my living, and I rather have something that compile Smile And is not just a scripting language, also I can do a lot more things with C# then I can with python (Feel free to prove me wrong, but pretty sure)

Plus, I don't want to download an interpreter on my windows machines for Python. I have the .NET Framework, and I'm happy.
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#24
(02-17-2011, 06:41 AM)tgp1994 Wrote:  
(02-17-2011, 06:39 AM)Nisd Wrote:  Cause C# is nice, I it pays my living, and I rather have something that compile Smile And is not just a scripting language, also I can do a lot more things with C# then I can with python (Feel free to prove me wrong, but pretty sure)

Plus, I don't want to download an interpreter on my windows machines for Python. I have the .NET Framework, and I'm happy.

This this this this this.
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#25
You don't have to download at interpreter you can compile it all into one exe Smile
~ trewq
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#26
(02-18-2011, 11:35 AM)Goilio Wrote:  You don't have to download at interpreter you can compile it all into one exe Smile

That's interesting, I had no idea Python could be made into an executable! I would be a little bit concerned about the overhead of adding extra code into the executable for python, although interesting none the less.
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#27
(02-18-2011, 01:15 PM)tgp1994 Wrote:  
(02-18-2011, 11:35 AM)Goilio Wrote:  You don't have to download at interpreter you can compile it all into one exe Smile

That's interesting, I had no idea Python could be made into an executable! I would be a little bit concerned about the overhead of adding extra code into the executable for python, although interesting none the less.

Smile Yeah its pretty awesome Smile
py2exe.org
~ trewq
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