Recent content by George_Fusioned

Nope, but this ain't no stadium, it's just a big two/three-storey building.

So now Nigerian spammers can setup their mail servers locally, right? (btw: Zero casualties during construction was something like an achievement?)

I believe there's a bug report (+fix) for this already: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLOUDSTACK-7782 (replace ui/scripts/ui/widgets/detailView.js with...

What version are you running? (I read the title..)

I use a hidden Support Department for Managed customers and provide them the URL (/submitticket.php?step=2&deptid=[id_of_hidden_dpt]) when their services get activated. Indeed, it's not an ideal solution, but it gets the job done :)

Setup -> Support -> Escalation Rules    I do most of my alerting through there, no 3rd party plugins or such. For example:   Department: Managed Support Status: Open Priority: High Time Elapsed: 5 minutes -> Notify Admins: Pagerduty I have added an Administrator called Pagerduty with my...

Already done this in the past once, and had no problems at all:   - Create the email accounts in cPanel - scp/rsync everything from VestaCP /home/[username]/mail/[domain]/ to cPanel /home/[username]/mail/[domain]/ - From WHM run "Repair Mailbox permissions" Done.

Indeed, a simple upgrade path from SolusVM to OnApp would be nice (especially for hosts that only use KVM or Xen which are supported by OnApp anyway).

Load on the node should be less than the number of CPU cores (or threads if HT-capable). For example: on a E3 based node keep it under 8.00, on a Dual E5-2630 node keep it under 24.00 etc.

I believe that SolusVM is starting to move in the right direction.

Indeed! We added our wildcard SSL to all our slaves and since we also force SSL on the Client panel, every path from the client's browser to the host node is encrypted.

Yeah, that noVNC addition was nice :) We enabled it this morning and it's very fast too!

Or just trying to get some attention?

I just contacted both WHMCS and SolusVM and none of them is aware of any exploit at this point.

Why use a router?