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(Quote) € 11.13+VAT/mo, accounting period 6 months (you have to pay for six months in advance), minimum contractual term 12 months
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(Quote) Testing again a few months later # ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## Yet-Another-Bench-Script ## v2022-02-18 ## https://github.com/masonr/yet-another-bench…
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Setting "UsePAM no" can have undesired effects at least on RH distros Also, you'd prefer to pick a privileged port (<1024)
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non-standard yet privileged port to slim down the logs, then (as a general rule): LogLevel VERBOSE PermitRootLogin no PasswordAuthentication no KbdInteractiveAuthentication no TCPKeepAlive no Compression no a single IP may or may not be allowed in t…
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(Quote) True, but there are some corner cases to be covered; sometimes a client can't perform a full install from scratch on really-low-end boxes with a limited amount of available RAM, at least with the usual netinstall ... and sometimes a cli…
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Ooops, I misread the OP, so I gave an off topic reply. Chances are that there's some resistance over redhat's latest defaults.
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I'd dare to say that the safest bet could be to use an European provider capable to give you a DPA; bunnycdn does that, many EU and non-EU (yet established in the EU) providers offer some data processing addendum if you request it (e.g. Hetzner…
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As a rule of thumb, if a provider doesn't support IPv6 (they still exist here and there, and especially here) I simply skip them. Having a /64 per server is overly convenient. I've skipped a regional, cheap provider for this sole reason. …
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(Quote) /me suffers in GNU
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I was going to post "count me as second in line"... but I see I'm the third in line (at best) I haven't been so fast sadly Thank you for posting it here anyway :)
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If we are talking about servers (virtual or not), my resolv.conf usually includes just a nameserver 127.0.0.1 which leads to a dnsdist service. dnsdist may be configured to fetch results from your poison of choice (including 1.1.1.1, 9.9.9.9, 8.8.8.…
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(Quote) this, except that I don't sync tabs. Also Decentraleyes (on Desktop it spared me some 190k requests since installation)
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(Quote) Didn't know there was an explicit rule about the number of clicks here; we've had to attend a few mandatory seminars on the topic of "personal data management," and periodically we get indoctrinated by leguleians and the …