Plan specifications
You can specify the details of your plan on this page.
General settings:
First of all, you have to enter a name for your plan. Then you should enter
the most important parameters such as webspace, transfer volume, the number
of ftp accounts, domains and subdomains as well as the number of days for
which a backup should be stored.
E-Mail:
Specify the maximum number of mailboxes and mailing lists your customers can
create. You should also limit the disc space per mailbox.
Dynamic webpages:
If you want to allow CGI- and PHP-scripts, you should activate these
options, to enable your customers to provide dynamic content. Additionally
you can tweak the following parameters:
- Limit CPU time:
Enter the maximum amount of cpu time a script may use. If many scripts
run at the sime time, a too high value may degrade the overall server
performance.
- Limit Number of Processes:
Enter the maximum number of processes which may run at the same time.
Please note, that by default each script is executed by a wrapper, which
takes care that the script runs with the privileges of the correct
user.
Because of this, each script will allocate two processes. If you limit
the number of processes to 32, only 16 scripts may run parallel.
- Limit RAM per process:
You can limit the amount of RAM any script may allocate. If you want to
run resource-intensive applications like Typo3, you should raise this
value to 64 MB.
- Limit Files per process:
You can restrict the number of files any script may have opened at any
one time. The default limit of 100 files is sufficient for the majority
of applications.
- Network Access:
Decide, if you want to allow scripts, to access resources on the
internet. This is required e.g. for the online repository of Typo3.
- MySQL databases:
Configure how many MySQL databases may be created. If you want to allow
external computers to connect to the database directly, check the box
"External Access".
Cronjobs:
A Cronjob is a program, which is automatically started by the crondaemon at
a preconfigured time. An example would be a program, which is run once per
day to extract data from a logile and generate a report.
You specify the number of allowed cron jobs per hour und day respectively.
Note that a cronjob, which is run once per hour, counts as 24 cronjobs per
day.