Aractus
Aractus
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No it's like @vyas said - they're probably preparing to sell (by offloading the low-end paying clients so their books look more attractive).
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"FREE Cybersecurity Audit" LOL. What makes them qualified to provide security audits to their client's websites?! :lol:
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It'll be blocked, or it certainly should be. The American guy that actually handed over all the US military documents, or rather the lady, Chelsea Manning got a commuted sentence/presidential pardon. Yet they want to persecute the Australian guy that published the documents? Yeah, that'll go down like a led balloon over…
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Not hosting, but you can get Techdirt Mugs.
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Yeah he is, and this post on their forum is interesting: Hestia is a fork of Vesta Control Panel like myVesta, and from the demo anyway (and just a quick read of the forum) it's extremely basic and bare-bones. The interface doesn't even run from its own webserver, it runs PHP from an NGINX server. That choice alone puts…
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Could you explain why you're recommending Keyhelp please? Just looking into the current state of Virtualmin compatibility for you - Alma/Rocky look like they're getting fully supported soon (you could use a free RHEL license though instead). Nginx yes. PHP 8.1 & Mariadb 10.7 - not provided by their repos, they both come…
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That's because they don't build PHP for you, you're relying on the system's repository which by default is the one provided by the OS - as an example RHEL 9 provides 8.0 currently. If you want 8.1 you need to add a 3rd-party repo or build it yourself. For RHEL/CentOS/Rocky/Alma/Fedora you can use Remi's one, and for…
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It's in their knowledgebase here. Yes for cPanel, but DirectAdmin Mike would need to clarify.
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Looks like Steve's request is also on the blue forum: Emails from 30 websites - @stevewatson301 you're going to need a provider that is set up for that. Jeez that was a quick decision! Space is obviously the next limitation, but it would take a very large website to hit the limits on modern shared servers.
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What Mike said. Shared servers have all the wizbang software that noobs/average webmasters with no technical ability require. Sadly these days most host come up with dumb arbitrary limitations (the real limitations on a shared hot are CPU, RAM, and I/O not how many domains/subdomains or MySQL databases you have).
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Yeah just looking at the documentation: "Requirements: 2 GB RAM; 20 GB storage; 1 CPU; RHEL/CentOS 7.4+/8+ or CentOS 8 Stream or Rocky Linux or AlmaLinux; Containers are not supported (Virtuozzo, OpenVZ)". The free tier isn't a trial it's a full subscription license offered through the Developer Program to anyone to use up…
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You forgot to mention a major alternative: RHEL free tier. Up to 16 production servers, that easily covers most Cent-OS users.
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Pfft, the "offers" topic is literally for advertising. You mean paid ads. ;)
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Their Vanilla is buggy too. I would have thought they should either fix their software or migrate to better software before charging people to be there (comments I made in their thread). Hello. I recognise you with your old-school .net domain name! Believe in the end friend.