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I am seeing that as well. http://uptime.munroenet.com/outages.php?name=Torrents

Woot, glad I read this before I just about bought it XD

https://www.qwdsa.com/converse/threads/ubuntu-x2go-installer.44/

I stopped requesting as it seemed like everyone already took them, I thought I missed my chance :(

How can I contact you, I have a server for you.  Tired of Texas. Had a server at oplink.net and keep getting stupid bills from Houston. Want to move my gear so that I don't have to every year fill out a form for 60$ to state I don't need to be taxed. 

Woot!  Guess I have an option to take the server now, and the price is reasonable. 

I'll have to bug him. I need to move some of my colo'd hardware. Odd question, do you have to pay taxes every year like texas for colo'd hardware? Maybe a better question for rob. ROB!!!!!!

Rob is your sales rep at Fiberhub right?

Ohhhhh :D me like. If you still have one.

Wait you have colo? How much for me to just continue the colo contract?

Why not just run PFSense or IPCOP on a small server?

http://superuser.com/questions/96489/ssh-tunnel-via-multiple-hops

Tinc

I try to keep my servers all up to date, but I know downtime will occur so I just wait for something like an outage to happen so that the servers will/can be updated then. (unplanned outage because instant maintenance window. )

I have rebuilt pull/index.php and it has allowed me to add critical load alerts. This system sends one email that you have a high load, and a second email as to when the load returned to normal. If you wish to take advantage of this feature I suggest you pull the latest version of pull/index.php...

Ninjahawk 272 days Linode 269 days NodeServ 233 days Catalyst 207 days

https://github.com/Munroenet/ServerStatus It has a mobile theme so it should work great for this type of purpose. 

symbolic links?

is the file name the same? i.e. page1.asp = page1.php? If so.... You could always make nginx run the php fastcgi for .asp files....  I think

Try installing quickcache on wordpress and running your site through cloudflare.