somik
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- I don’t spin up instances, I raise servers like my children.
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So the whole DDOS event is over?
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(Quote) Oh ya! Cause you are using external blocklist database. However i think most softwares has provisions for whitelisting IPs. I know the default firewalls do. Not so sure about the pfsense ones...
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(Quote) Ya, i totally missed that. Thanks.
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(Quote) If you block your existing customer base, they can always contact you to unblock, so that's a no. You are only blocking a subset of your new customers.
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(Quote) Main site down, billing panel up... It's not shady at all! missed jab's comment.
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(Quote) It's not about getting unsuspended. It's about sending a message... repeatedly... from a distrubuted network... but still get denied of any service...
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I have used MikeA's VPS for about 2 years or so. The Singapore based VPS was great. Almost 100% uptime and I did not notice any slowdowns at all.
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(Quote) Inaccurate GEO database is also ok. If you are really geofencing your website, then you dont really care that much about visitors, but care more about providing service to the customers you already have.
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(Quote) But then we wont know which server has what level of performance. How can we live without knowing where I am getting more geekbench scores per dollar?
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(Quote) Government ID or any official photo ID, for example, school ID. You can discuss the details with @Not_Oles over a more private channel.
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(Quote) Well, i guess time to update the IP block list!
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(Quote) Kali Linux is primarily used for penetration testing, and with some modifications, can be used for hacking. It is best to test such OS on home network. Less risk that way.
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(Quote) Whats ASN?
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(Quote) Sigh... don't understand why you would ddos. It's just a waste of resource both for you and for the host... And if the host get's a new list of IPs to block...
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(Quote) Do note that the proper format is like this: ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIL20uGbLP+kZoBRXDaANvHy/NeqPIfpDwrWmjBEYx6QF somik@DESKTOP-BO9INQ7 So you are missing the first and last part of your public key. Also take note that you are…
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(Quote) Nope, anime cat girls do not count :lol: (Quote) Downloading copyright content itself is illegal, depending on the country where you live or where your server is. Keeping the video even temporarily on the server is also considered illegal (…
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(Quote) Promotional bulletin board can always be found online and printed. The objective is to have a collateral or something the person need to provide to @Not_Oles that someone doing illegal stuff will be reluctant to provide while others doing le…
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(Quote) You can always signup elsewhere that meets your privacy requirements :p
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(Quote) Then you can always sign up for a known platform for your server. Hetzner and Leaseweb are good options.
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(Quote) Telegram does reencode all videos uploaded and shared. The most common videos on telegram that are not re-encoded and are shared are usually illegal copies of TV shows, movies and p0rn, all of which are under copyright protection and thus sh…
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(Quote) No, it's now any official ID (Quote)
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(Quote) Nope, that is something NO ONE wants to see
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(Quote) You can always get your parents to apply on your behalf. (Quote) Vietnam does have a gov ID card though. If you apply through your parents/guardians, use their ID? (Image)
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(Quote) Following the links, I arrived at this wiki regarding installing LXC on ubuntu and ubuntu on LXC. Seems simple enough even for unprivileged user: https://ubuntu.com/server/docs/containers-lxc Some configurations are required on your side as…
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(Quote) Fyi, you can still run the program on LXC containers inside metalVPS without KVM or sudo access. That brings me to the question, is KVM group membership required for LXC or should there be a seperate LXC group membership?
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(Quote) Hey, if people are happy to pay VirMach, who are we to stop them? It is their money and their choice. They can choose to move to ANY other host at anytime they like. The fact that they stick to VirMach shows either they are stupid (all 20,00…
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(Quote) Both links shows me $30, not $35 per month...
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(Quote) Ya, i was worried about that... Maybe someone here with more knowledge about apache2 on debian can help...
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(Quote) So you are ok with @ehab pulling your pants down... :grin:
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(Quote) The config file /etc/apache2/apache2.conf should contain the default user and group User www-dataGroup www-data If it is something different, change and restart apache2
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(Quote) Da fuk is that!!! That looks retro as hell! Nice find!
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(Quote) @FrankZ :lol:
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(Quote) So if they fish it after you're a customer, it's ok? :lol: Either way, I also do the same. Have my own temp email service that I run from home for my personal use.
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(Quote) One example someone in the forum gave is what if they added a small "maintenance" fee? Or due to rising prices of electricity, a monthly or one time adjustment? The said adjustment is done by many hosts, including the reputable on…
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(Quote) Don't worry, we all know you have his best interest in mind and we are all racking our brains to reduce it as much as possible. Afterall, it is no fun to be fighting on all fronts. (Quote) I agree with you that if there are hundreds or…
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(Quote) That just sucks. If we cant even expect ToS to hold up, then it's just sad. Then again, how many people will actually drag them into court over a few dollars? The legal fees doesn't make sense in most country and if the host is in …
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(Quote) Thanks! I just TL;DRed it at first. Now I see their KVM and OpenVZ offer is quite reasonable in terms of specs and price.
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(Quote) Lifted from their TOS: (Quote) These two combined means they can change their contract at any time and as long as your residence is NOT in germany at the time of contract cancellation, the dispute is under your countries law, not the german…
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(Quote) If they are unable to find the replacement parts anymore, that would be one reason to change terms.
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(Quote) Woa, wasn't even thinking that as a option... freeshell looks interesting too! (Quote) You and me both. Follow what the big corporations do. If it works for them, thats more then proof enough that it works :lol:
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(Quote) Well given that there is a law in china that prohibits them to access the outside internet and those people bypassed it, you could say the host was just protecting themselves... or i would like to say that IF he provided a refund to everyone…