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Are you looking for a web interface to SSH into all your servers? Or manage them? Or look into their uptime? Or all of the above?
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This is what I use for my Proxmox installations on Hetzner - it's been working really well! pfSense WAN on vmbr0 and LAN on vmbr100. When setting up pfSense, I assign it one of the additional IPs. The below assumes that your additional IPs are on the same subnet as your primary IP. auto loiface lo inet loopbackauto…
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Not sure what quality of management you'll get for $20/month to be honest, unless you're really just looking for OS/panel updates.
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I came accross this mailing list manager today, thought you might find it interesting - open source and free! https://listmonk.app/
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Sendy + SES is great. I've never tried it but EmailOctopus has a version that allows you to use your own SES account. https://emailoctopus.com/pricing-connect
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Just to clarify, your question is if the command above can be added to an account's crontab via a compromised WordPress installation? In theory, yes - but that would mean that WordPress, more accurately that the cPanel account's user and PHP, had enough privileges to modify the user's crontab. If that were the case, it…
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Don't mail.baby just use MailChannels? Or is that their fallback?
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Off-topic, but if anyone is looking for reports/analytics for SES - check out https://github.com/Nikeev/sesdashboard I've been using it for a while now, it's pretty good.
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As long as you're not sending insane amounts of emails, MX route is great for this. They do have a hard limit of 300 emails/hour. +1
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@vyas can you tell us a bit more about what your cronjob does?
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I'm here hoping for the same. Somehow though, I don't feel like the savings will trickle down to the wider population. Didn't manufacturers like NVIDIA take steps to prevent their newer GPU's from being used for crypto mining?
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I like it! I just wish databases were more "modern" and easier to handle from a sysadmin/DevOps perspective. Then again, short of using flat files, I can't imagine what that would look like.
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I use a self-hosted git repo (gitea) with a post-receive hook and the script below to rsync files over to my production servers. This assumes that your staging DB and production DB don't need to match up (in my case they rarely do). #!/bin/bashREPO=<my repo># Dir paths on remote…