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LoL, when somebody on IRC asked what a wyvern was somebody linked them to a UO website.

Far and few between I guess. :)

LoL, when I saw this link: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~aldrich/wyvern/ I read Aldryic instead of aldrich. When I first released the name Wyvern for our control panel, nobody knew what a wyvern was. Now there's a programming language backed by the NSA. I should have trademarked the name or...

https://my.securedragon.net/serverstatus.php http://status.securedragon.net The first one pulls from the uptime command (can you guess when the last critical kernel patch was :P) and the 2nd one is NodePing, our primary external monitor. I plan on integrating them back into http://drgn.biz...

Thanks for the suggestions. I setup a SMTP remote proxy using ASSP v2 and Postfix, it's been working nicely so far but haven't had any real world use yet, just my own testing.

He spotted a dodo attack?

I like how you can turn off being an adult based on what thread you post in. ;)

Bribing somebody for a good review? :rolleyes:  This thread is more damaging to mtw than 1e10, good job airing your dirty laundry and making your company look bad in the process.

I'm pretty sure that's 10Mbps 95th% and not a 10Mbps port. Adding @SC-Daniel

I've decided to setup my own remote filtering setup using ASSP, hopefully it works (if not I have a failsafe that I wrote for qmail to shutdown the service if the queue gets too large). Thanks everybody for all of the helpful replies. I know where to look if my solution doesn't hold up.

They're $10/year plan would probably be perfect for me but now I'm wondering if it's a good idea dealing with a middle man since the whole point of the server is that I expect to have quite a bit of outgoing spam so at least if I can deal with the data center directly then I won't have to worry...

Not joking, they also have a lot more stuff but I don't want to get a knock on my door for posting it publicly. I would say "you'd need a tank to get in there" but they have measures in place that will stop a tank at the front gate.

I don't need reliability since the people using it won't be paying for it so the cheaper for me the better.

Since they are the only data center in the build (Federal Reserve of Atlanta) and it's a government facility I'm pretty sure there are extensive hoops to jump through to get any new upstreams in there. Additionally, anybody who plans to drop off the server in person make sure you don't have any...

Thanks for the feedback so far. I'll do some more research on what my options are but it looks like setting up an OVH VPS as as a remote SMTP server will be the easiest route. I didn't know they sold VPSs, I'll probably pick one up to test with.

I ready that OVH does both outbound and inbound filtering on network, does anybody know anything about this (I can't find any details other than they have something in place)? Additionally can somebody recommend a good VPS provider that uses OVH that I can grab a small VPS for remote SMTP...

Did anybody see the date of that post... it's over a year old so I'm fairly certain this isn't one of those "too good to be true" deals and they will be around for some time. If I was still in Florida I would probably have a personal server or 2 with them since I've used them in the past and...

Throw it out, it's spam.

The last time I had a drink was over a year ago at the WHIR event here in Denver with the owners of Handy Networks (negotiating cabinet prices when one of the data center owners has had more drinks than you is fun) and @ (I learned what a Moscow Mule was that night) but when I do have a drink I...

Did they add Central Backups and I missed it? I didn't see it in the Change Log. http://blog.soluslabs.com/2014/04/13/what-to-expect-from-solusvm-v1-16/