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how much quota should a shell for an eggdrop have?
how much quota should a shell for an eggdrop have?
For 1 eggdrop, how many space is needed on standard *nix shell?
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Pretty much as Alchera says, it's hard to predict your speciffic usage...
A few "average" figures however (assuming you don't have huge database-scripts or keep logs forever):
Fresh source: ~6 MB
Fresh normal build: ~12 MB
Fresh normal install: ~4 MB
Fresh debug build: ~25 MB
Fresh debug install: ~9 MB
Keep in mind that the actual size will also depend on compiler, libraries, etc available on the system.
Also add a few Megs to account logfiles, userfiles, and so forth.
A "normal" eggie should have no problem fitting in 10 MB quota, as long as you can build it outside the quota (man systems have a /tmp filesystem, use it).
However, if you have to build it in your home directory, I'd say you need atleast some 15-20 MB quota.
Also keep in mind, that you do not need multiple binaries to run several bots, just another userfile, configfile and such...
A few "average" figures however (assuming you don't have huge database-scripts or keep logs forever):
Fresh source: ~6 MB
Fresh normal build: ~12 MB
Fresh normal install: ~4 MB
Fresh debug build: ~25 MB
Fresh debug install: ~9 MB
Keep in mind that the actual size will also depend on compiler, libraries, etc available on the system.
Also add a few Megs to account logfiles, userfiles, and so forth.
A "normal" eggie should have no problem fitting in 10 MB quota, as long as you can build it outside the quota (man systems have a /tmp filesystem, use it).
However, if you have to build it in your home directory, I'd say you need atleast some 15-20 MB quota.
Also keep in mind, that you do not need multiple binaries to run several bots, just another userfile, configfile and such...
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