Question about Server IDs when deleting

[markgm5]

i created a TS server, everything works fine
then some time later, created a new virtual server; sid=2, worked fine
but then didnt need it so deleted it

now i need a second virtual server again, so created a new one, and it works fine, but it says it is sid=3

does the server not reuse deleted sid's? in other words, what happened to sid=2; is it gone forever or ?

thanks,

mark

[florian_fr40]

Hello

It's normal each time you create a new virtual server, his server ID is the next (from the latest used).

[amojica]

That brings another question. What happens after sid 10 gets created? In a NPL you have 10 virtual servers, but suppose you erased sid 5. Does this mean it will create sid 11 (as long as 10 servers are currently in use) or will it stop at sid 10?

[florian_fr40]

@amojica
There is no link with the sid, the NPL restriction is for the virtual server count.

[markgm5]

Hello

It's normal each time you create a new virtual server, his server ID is the next (from the latest used).

is it possible to get back server id 2 then? or once deleted it is gone forever?

[florian_fr40]

gone forever

[markgm5]

i'll miss him......

thanks for the info!

[florian_fr40]

i'll miss him......
thanks for the info!

You're welcome

[Alcazar]

Not necessary gone forever.
Server_ID is auto_increment value.

You can set the value back, but you have to edit the database and all references to the server_id.
Not recommended and possibly dangerous.

[florian_fr40]

Not recommended and possibly dangerous.

Is why I wrote (gone forever), to avoid this dangerous way, by hidding this info

[amojica]

Hey florian, I still have doubts about your answer to my previous question. Let me put it another way: If I have a NPL (which I do) and I create 10 virtual servers then obviously there's no more available to create. However, if I erase one virtual server could I create another? Or am I 'out of luck' because I've already used up the creation of 10 virtual servers at one point?

[florian_fr40]

Let me repeat myself.

There is no link with how you create a virtual sevrer, and how many you have created.
The MOST important thing, is the virtual server count on a Teamspeak instance.

But, for you here is an example (look at the server ID):

virtualserver_id=1 virtualserver_port=9987 virtualserver_status=online virtualserver_clientsonline=0 virtualserver_queryclientsonline=0 virtualserver_maxclients=10 virtualserver_uptime=288 virtualserver_name=Test\sServer\sRC1\sv2 virtualserver_autostart=1 virtualserver_machine_id|

virtualserver_id=8 virtualserver_port=9988 virtualserver_status=online virtualserver_clientsonline=0 virtualserver_queryclientsonline=0 virtualserver_maxclients=10 virtualserver_uptime=28 virtualserver_name=test virtualserver_autostart=1 virtualserver_machine_id|

virtualserver_id=9 virtualserver_port=9989 virtualserver_status=online virtualserver_clientsonline=0 virtualserver_queryclientsonline=0 virtualserver_maxclients=10 virtualserver_uptime=25 virtualserver_name=test virtualserver_autostart=1 virtualserver_machine_id|

virtualserver_id=10 virtualserver_port=9990 virtualserver_status=online virtualserver_clientsonline=0 virtualserver_queryclientsonline=0 virtualserver_maxclients=10 virtualserver_uptime=22 virtualserver_name=test virtualserver_autostart=1 virtualserver_machine_id|

virtualserver_id=11 virtualserver_port=9991 virtualserver_status=online virtualserver_clientsonline=0 virtualserver_queryclientsonline=0 virtualserver_maxclients=10 virtualserver_uptime=20 virtualserver_name=test virtualserver_autostart=1 virtualserver_machine_id

[amojica]

Thanx. Now I understand.