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Yeah. If not more? But the existing users could still use their 10 TB space for 50 EUR/year until now.
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It might. There's no difference that it's virtualized, as KVM has very little overhead, you're almost like running natively. There is no filesystem overhead on the host side, because providers run VMs inside LVM logical volumes, and each of those are basically like partitions, they are stored not inside a filesystem.
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There are no modern FSes without journaling, only ancient, unreliable and limited ext2 and FAT. If you want to try a filesystem with some special treatment of solid state storage, check out F2FS. But modern SSDs are just fine to be used with any FS you want, there's no need to choose a filesystem to suit them.
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/tmp is best mounted as 'tmpfs' anyway. As for backup, I would very much care for my backups to not become corrupted or lost on a power-cut or hang (which is what journaling protects against), as that's when the primary copy of the data is at a high risk as well.
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It is hard to reply to this without some sort of insult or mental health suspicion directed at anyone who disables journaling in a filesystem to save up on lifespan of SSDs. :) But the first one is very valid, because of the resizing limitation I do not use XFS in a lot of places where I would like to, as otherwise it is…
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In any case, if still not recovered, contact support (you see both E-Mails on the screenshot), they are very responsive.
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It reads like the 2nd sentence wasn't updated. Shouldn't it say "more than six instances" now? And yes it was 2 IPs before.
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Check out https://www.globaltraceroute.com/
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Depends on what you actually want from it, DokuWiki might also be worth considering. It has a blog plugin too.
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@yoursunny Yes I have found that it will not work on some ISPs, but never got details why. You should contact the developer with these findings: https://github.com/DanielAdolfsson/ndppd/issues
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Connecting to an internet or posting public information on a public forum doesn't endanger your private information nearly as much as actually uploading it to someone else's computer.
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You mean get a dedicated server instead of a VPS? Yes, absolutely.
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Because the provider can stealthily view and copy the RAM content of your VPS and all its storage, whereas they cannot do the same in your laptop or workstation.
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If it's a RAID1, you should cache it with a RAID1 of SSDs as well, else a failure of the single SSD will cause data loss. Unless you use it in the write-through mode, which will not deliver nearly as much of the performance benefit.
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ip -6 route might.
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Yes. Just static in ndppd, and aside from that forget about anything related to "neigh" or proxy, it's all regular routing from then on.
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You have to use the "static" mode in ndppd. WireGuard is an level 3 interface, not level 2, so ndppd's dynamic tricks won't work with it. You just want it to bring the entire /64 onto your server. Then, from the server you can route it into the WG tunnel.
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@yoursunny Using VXLAN is a bit of an overkill. It will work, but since it's an L2 tunnel, it will reduce your MTU by way too much. Also it uses some space in the header for its own needs as well. Check out ipip6 instead: ip -6 tunnel add $TUNNELNAME mode ipip6 local $MYIPV6 remote $REMOTEIPV6 It's almost the same as…
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Even while stopped you will be charged for storage and IP, so would need to detach and delete those. And it might be tricky to restore the storage contents afterwards, because there's no "Reinstall" function. So it's easier to just delete the VPS entirely if you don't need it. As for the minimum billing amount, I think…
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Because that's their new thing, monthly billing is gone, it's all hourly now. But yeah, it's stupid that they don't show how much per month even if just for convenience, have to use a calculator to check.
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Dunno if still relevant, but it's only a couple of months old, so... You will have a hard time reaching 100 Mbit with those specs, for CPU I guess you assume AES acceleration must be present, but even then. And in my current experience two relay processes (it is common to run two per IP to get a better bandwidth…
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The coupon did not discount the SSD add-on. It was for 7.49 if you choose the SSD. However strangely enough it did apply to the added IPv4.
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Could be helpful to know what were the changes, for @Neoon (and others) to ask for at other upstream providers.
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6to4 is a very specific thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6to4, and is not applicable here. It's not correct to use the term for anything converting v6 to v4 or vice versa. What could work is NAT64, set up a "public" NAT64 server using global IPs, then make the other hosts use its DNS64 as their nameservers. And then…
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1) do not expect proxy_ndp to work; 2) https://github.com/DanielAdolfsson/ndppd may have a better chance of working, but it often won't either, because of this: https://github.com/DanielAdolfsson/ndppd/issues/55 Ask @Neoon, he had a ton of experience with this on NanoKVM. The proper solution is to have (beg / demand / ask…