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I'm bored and tired of these "WARNING!" "UNETHICAL!" "SCAM!" etc. threads. An 18 minute video about WHT practices is just out to lunch. Likewise, all these GVH threads are just senseless. Neither accomplishes anything useful. All this endless "investigation" and "exposure" of this and that...

ISO install may have commented-out references to cdrom in /etc/apt/sources.list.

The new IP address was assigned in addition to the existing IP address. We then had 12-48 hours to change DNS before the old IP was revoked. Please fix your thread title. Thanks :)

Or just pig-headedness as in the case of netfirms.com I have a client with a domain registered with them 7 years ago -- and paid at the time for 7 years. Now it's expired. They lost the login password. They do have access to the administrative email account. But Netfirm's "lost password"...

Previously I had a commercial account with DNSMadeEasy. Two failures (around an hour each) in two years. Not bad I guess, but there's a real helpless feeling when it's completely out of your hands. Yes, but a sql query is so much easier :)

I host my own, primarily because of the control / flexibility it provides. If you're hosting only a few domains, Cloudflare or the domain registrar is fine. But if you have hundreds, and need to find all A records pointing to 192.168.1.2 and change them to 172.21.3.3, then a web interface is a...

Right handed laptop... Wish the manufacturers would stop that :)

I've noticed it in containers with recent kernels...

64MB Bandwagonhost, $3.99/year #subsys_name hierarchy num_cgroups enabled cpuset 3 1334 1 cpu 3 1334 1 cpuacct 3 1334 1 devices 4 1333 1 freezer 4 1333 1 net_cls 0 1 1 blkio 1 1335 1 perf_event 0 1 1 net_prio 0 1 1 memory 2 1333 1 VM works great, love it :)

Nonsense. Given sufficient connectivity, electricity, hardware and knowledge it'll work perfectly. :)

Biggest expense so far has been the Namesilo domain name... :) http://kate-cms.com/geolocation-with-php-part-i/ Next is the HA...

They've been near death for months. Even with new owners it'll be a long struggle to regain any user confidence. Maybe a rebranding is in order: GreenVM perhaps? Oh, wait now...

Hobby project - http://kate-cms.com/ Added post categories today. Tomorrow it's back to work and no fun coding :(

Is this for a personal server, or the general practice at WLS?

I'm experimentally using Mandrill as an SMTP relayhost for my Postfix setup. At the moment I'm stuck at understanding how bounce notifications work. User Joe has his desktop mail app configured to send via my Postfix He composes a message, making a typo in the "To" address, and sends it My...

robots.txt is for the well-behaved robots. Blocking is for the rest :) But really, for a private site/server I think an overall access policy might work better, e.g. location / { # Allow access from designated network addresses or require htpasswd authentication. satisfy any; allow...

Thanks. I do understand how swap works. What I don't understand is why a lightly-loaded container, using maybe 10% or 20% of it's RAM (including cache), swaps out a significant amount of that memory-in-use. And swaps it in again later.

No, it was vswap, 2.6.32-something. Sorry, didn't keep a note.

Don't know. These are rented VMs.

This VM was recently migrated to a new host node, running a newer OpenVz kernel: [root@red:~] uname -a Linux red 2.6.32-042stab104.1 #1 SMP Thu Jan 29 12:58:41 MSK 2015 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux [root@red:~] free -m total used free shared buffers cached Mem...