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Both people are at fault. It is the fault of the provider for selling a product that includes automatic backups and not delivering. It's the fault of the client for solely trusting said company to do their backups for them.

Don't forget what Verizon tried to do: http://www.theverge.com/2014/12/2/7324063/verizon-kills-off-sugarstring http://www.theverge.com/2014/10/28/7086791/verizon-is-scared-of-the-truth

It's not

Debian based distros will put 127.0.0.1 as localhost, while 127.0.1.1 will be your actual hostname. It's still a loopback ip and works the same as 127.0.0.1 however it won't resolve the same.

Try using nethogs, should be able to install it via apt-get install, yum install. then run nethogs <interface> (nethogs eth0)

find /var/log/apache2/domains -type f -iname "*.log" -printf '%s %p\n'| sort -nr | head -10 That will look in the default log location for vestacp domains. It'll then list the top 10 largest files. It's set to only list files that end with .log (to exclude the rotated logs). You can change the...

I would try seeing if one of the domains has an unusually large error/access log

A quick update on the SS3 Beta for everyone here: Note this will be a future update (I haven't updated the git repo yet). I gotta test a few more things and then I'll update :) Ping Script Modifications It will now be possible for the ping script to automatically query your configuration for a...

Looks like it's back up.

I don't think you can get unlimited data anymore, at all. Unless he's part of a company with a verizon contract.

Surely this means the new BuyVM website will go live soon as well right? RIIIIIIIIGHHHTTT????

Draft saving feature has worked for me for quite a long time.

Free: MyBB, it has a IPB 2.2.6 look to it which I liked. Paid: Xenforo. I do like IPBs admin control panel,something I feel both vBulletin and Xenforo lack.

I found this pretty nifty Linux/Windows/OSX Application the other night and thought I'd share it here with all of you. No I didn't make this, I just found it by browsing /r/sysadmins. sysdig "A New System Troubleshooting Tool Built for the Way You Work" http://www.sysdig.org/ Supports RHEL...