Define reusable limits and defaults for new hosting accounts. Packages can be created by root or resellers (reseller-created packages are scoped to that reseller).

How it works

• Fill in the resources and limits below. Use -1 for “unlimited”.
• Click Create Package. On success, the package becomes available when creating or editing accounts.
• Resellers: inputs are capped by your assigned allowances; values outside your range are rejected.

Account resources

• Dedicated IP Address — request a dedicated IP for accounts using this package (assigned if available).
• Shell / Terminal Access
  • Disable Shell (nologin) — no shell access.
  • Normal Shell (bash) — standard shell.
  • Jail Shell — chrooted/restricted shell. (If a reseller is not permitted to grant shell, this is forced to disabled.)
• Disk Space — megabytes; -1 for unlimited.
• Addon / Parked / Subdomains — counts per account; each supports -1 for unlimited.
• Databases, Email Accounts, FTP Accounts — counts per account; -1 for unlimited.
• Max Emails Per Hour — throttle per account; -1 disables the cap.

Account limitation (performance & fairness)

• Maximum CPU usage (%) — e.g., 100 ≈ one full core; higher allows multi-core headroom. Range may be capped for resellers.
• Max memory usage (MB) — RAM ceiling per account’s workloads.
• Max system user processes — total concurrent processes allowed for the account.
• Inodes limit — maximum number of files/directories.
• I/O Disk Bandwidth (MB/s) — sustained read/write rate budget.
• IOPS — operations per second budget (many small ops).

Validation rules

• Package Name — letters, numbers, spaces only.
• Counts — most accept -1 to 1000.
• Emails/hour — -1 to 10000.
• CPU %, RAM MB, processes, inodes, I/O MB/s, IOPS — must fall within your allowed reseller caps (or platform maximums for root). Out-of-range values are rejected with an explicit error.

Tips

• Use Jail Shell for security when shell is necessary; otherwise keep shell disabled.
• Set Emails/hour to a sane value to limit abuse and keep deliverability clean.
• Balance memory, CPU, and I/O so that no single account can starve neighbors.

After creation

• You’ll see a success toast. The view refreshes back to the packages area.
• New accounts can be created with this package; existing accounts can be switched to it when appropriate.