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I just realized that re-sending the verification e-mail to the wrong e-mail address won't help so I'll look into adding a way to change the e-mail address without being authenticated without any security issues. Maybe I'll just add an extra line on the order form to confirm the e-mail address...

Found the problem, there was a typo in your e-mail address. I'll add something to allow re-sending of verification e-mails.

I'll check Mandrill and see why it wasn't delivered.

So I wanted to get back into free web hosting like I originally started in but I couldn't find any decent client management systems (i.e. WHMCS, Blesta, TheHostingTool, etc...) that was free and integrated with Interworx so I decided to write my own last night (I wrote one that integrated into...

Almost applied for this when it was posted but I can't give up Secure Dragon. I would have loved to move back to the east coast (and only a 7 hour drive to my house in FL so visiting family and friends back home would be so much cheaper than flying).

The API documentation is a little annoying. Very basic and a little hard to understand for novice coders like me.

I like the new design a lot. @Francisco any chance of parting with the old design (not for the SD website, we just got a new face lift, but for another non-commercial website I'm working on)?

While I agree that this has nothing to do with free speech (not sure how that was interpreted from my original post because I never use the free speech argument on the internet as it doesn't apply here), I do question what you mean by the bolded part above. How can the software developer be...

Anybody else unable to unsubscribe from their mailing list? I just got a few of these e-mails and attempts to unsubscribe are met with "No client account was found with the email address you entered" meaning they are generating this e-mail from something other than 123System's WHMCS.

We used LiteSpeed for a while, but their EULA goes against our Terms of Service so we had to either drop them or terminate paying clients who had been with us for a while. Just make sure you read the fine print before you start using their software as they actually have a clause that disallows...

I got mine as a gift but didn't have any use for it so I put Arch Linux on it to play with. I used it for like a week for testing some monitoring scripts but my NAS is more powerful so I couldn't justify keeping it running. It is one of the few things I kept during my move so I still have it but...

Within my building we have about 20 unhidden wireless APs and about 1/4th of them are things like "screw_FCC", "torrentcity", "piratedload" (not sure if it's supposed to be pirated load or pirate dload), etc... so my neighbors are probably burning through bandwidth and we don't need a 40/10Mbps...

They host their website on a cPanel server, this is why I try to avoid hosting critical websites on a shared webserver with other websites since I can guarantee the cPanel server has a few Wordpress installs which are major targets and easily the weakest link on the server. EDIT: More info...

I have a 32MB one for my ZNC and a 500GB Backup VPS. I also use 2 KVM VPSs for VPNs, but those are shared by other people also.

Personally, I'm down to 2 VPSs: 1x BuyVM 1x QuadraNet InfraCloud instance I spend $8.64 a month on VPSs.

IPs aren't free, but two pennies a month isn't exactly expensive either.

Their biggest selling point is that they are saying each apartment in the building will get a dedicated line instead of multiple apartments sharing one uplink so we won't see congestion during peak ours like we do now, but since I use IPv6 I never see any issues. IPv4 Traceroute to Tampa...

As of this week I have the option of switching from Comcast to CenturyLink at my apartment and CenturyLink will give us money to cover the cancellation fees if we want to. My biggest concern is IPv6 since I utilize IPv6 more than IPv4 on anything that's important to me, can anybody with...

Basically like @BlackoutIsHere said, if the justification is "SEO" then I just refund their payment. Other than that, it's on a case-by-case basis since not every situation is the same.

We offer a 99.9% SLA and will issue up to a full month's credit if the downtime exceeds ~44 minutes per month. The "catch" is that the client has to request the SLA as we don't issue them automatically (I've explained why in the past and why it benefits clients when we don't automatically issue...