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Second that. Both are good and offer that "failover" feature.

It depends on who you think "Debian" is. Did not bash it at all - you do not have to love everything to think that something is good.

It is the easiest way to handle it. Use a well known crypt lib and handle the key managment yourself. And the key has to be stored somewhere.

What providers are you using?

Thanks. Updated the list. This thread lives from recommendations ;)

Would be a nice to have - but all the jobs/crons/auth is based on the database. So php + Mysql + DNS on 64 MB RAM. Tough goal.

Hey it is open source. So it will end well. If Redhat is doing something wrong a new fork will appear. Like: Mambo -> Joomla Hudson -> Jenkins MySQL -> MariaDB RHEL -> CentOS

I would say that it is about: 1. Release cycles. Ubuntu is releasing a new version every 6 months. Only LTS versions get relaesed every 2 years. Debian is releasing a new version every 2 years. 2. The installer During install Ubuntu is creating one user which can use sudo. The whole thing...

Yup, but LXC is not a full virtualization. I am using LXC too to separate my big KVM into manageable (and moveable) containers. Only services running on my KVM: OpenSSH server, fail2ban and iptables. Everything else is inside of a LXC container. Second that. Containers are moveable. I do...

Updated the links and added the two new locations.

Yup it is faster :D Great upgrade.

Not an easy one. You can create a dns-cluster using "/usr/local/vesta/bin/v-add-remote-dns-host". First you have to create a new user "dns-cluster" to all instances. Afterwards you have to add the dns hosts on the master: root@devboxindallas:/usr/local/vesta/bin# ./v-add-remote-dns-host...

Yup - one Pi - one monitor. But you can use the Raspberry Pi "video wall" project for your usecase.

The GPU (Broadcom VideoCore IV) is able to handle Full-HD (1080p30 H.264 high-profile) but the RAM has to be splitted: And this will limit the amount of displays to one.

Provider: BlueVM Plan: KVM 512mb VPS Price: 24$ per year Location: Zurich, Swizz Purchased: 05/2013 Hardware information: cat /proc/cpuinfo processor : 0 vendor_id : GenuineIntel cpu family : 6 model : 2 model name : QEMU Virtual CPU version 1.5.0 stepping...

First off the final details: Last updated: 3rd January 2014 On Sun 29th December 2013 at around 1am GMT the home page of www.openssl.org was defaced. We restored the home page just after 3am GMT and started forensics, investigation, and recovery. The OpenSSL server is a virtual server which...

Added new specials and updated some order links.

Second that. I would have a long list of little things that I would like to "print". Hopefully Santa is carring a 3D printer next year :D

I was thinking about the "real limit" too. You are not using the whole RAM because you need some room for apt-get and peaks. So 1 GB of real RAM usage, 512 MB for cache/database and 512 MB for peaks and room to live. This may work for 32 GB servers. so 16 OpenVZ instances - that might work...

Yup - I read through all the quotes (quite a lot of work). It is like this statement: I can understand both sides. But I have to say that both sides could have handled the situation in a better way. As far as I understood Mao - these two statements hit him hard. I know that you did not want...