connection->transaction(function () use ($server, $data) { $this->processAllocations($server, $data); if (isset($data['allocation_id']) && $data['allocation_id'] != $server->allocation_id) { try { Allocation::query()->where('id', $data['allocation_id'])->where('server_id', $server->id)->firstOrFail(); } catch (ModelNotFoundException) { throw new DisplayException('The requested default allocation is not currently assigned to this server.'); } } // If any of these values are passed through in the data array go ahead and set // them correctly on the server model. $merge = Arr::only($data, ['oom_disabled', 'memory', 'swap', 'io', 'cpu', 'threads', 'disk', 'allocation_id']); $server->forceFill(array_merge($merge, [ 'allocation_limit' => Arr::get($data, 'allocation_limit', 0) ?? null, 'backup_limit' => Arr::get($data, 'backup_limit', 0) ?? 0, 'database_limit' => Arr::get($data, 'database_limit', 0) ?? null, ]))->saveOrFail(); return $server->refresh(); }); $updateData = $this->structureService->handle($server); // Because Wings always fetches an updated configuration from the Panel when booting // a server this type of exception can be safely "ignored" and just written to the logs. // Ideally this request succeeds, so we can apply resource modifications on the fly, but // if it fails we can just continue on as normal. if (!empty($updateData['build'])) { try { $this->daemonServerRepository->setServer($server)->sync(); } catch (DaemonConnectionException $exception) { Log::warning($exception, ['server_id' => $server->id]); } } return $server; } /** * Process the allocations being assigned in the data and ensure they are available for a server. * * @throws \Pterodactyl\Exceptions\DisplayException */ private function processAllocations(Server $server, array &$data): void { if (empty($data['add_allocations']) && empty($data['remove_allocations'])) { return; } // Handle the addition of allocations to this server. Only assign allocations that are not currently // assigned to a different server, and only allocations on the same node as the server. if (!empty($data['add_allocations'])) { $query = $server->node->allocations() ->whereIn('id', $data['add_allocations']) ->whereNull('server_id'); // Keep track of all the allocations we're just now adding so that we can use the first // one to reset the default allocation to. $freshlyAllocated = $query->first()->id ?? null; $query->update(['server_id' => $server->id, 'notes' => null]); } if (!empty($data['remove_allocations'])) { foreach ($data['remove_allocations'] as $allocation) { // If we are attempting to remove the default allocation for the server, see if we can reassign // to the first provided value in add_allocations. If there is no new first allocation then we // will throw an exception back. if ($allocation === ($data['allocation_id'] ?? $server->allocation_id)) { if (empty($freshlyAllocated)) { throw new DisplayException('You are attempting to delete the default allocation for this server but there is no fallback allocation to use.'); } // Update the default allocation to be the first allocation that we are creating. $data['allocation_id'] = $freshlyAllocated; } } // Remove any of the allocations we got that are currently assigned to this server on // this node. Also set the notes to null, otherwise when re-allocated to a new server those // notes will be carried over. Allocation::query()->where('node_id', $server->node_id) ->where('server_id', $server->id) // Only remove the allocations that we didn't also attempt to add to the server... ->whereIn('id', array_diff($data['remove_allocations'], $data['add_allocations'] ?? [])) ->update([ 'notes' => null, 'server_id' => null, ]); } } }