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Yup Quake 2 was quite a fun. But UT was just better than Quake 2 ever was. I have to search for the disc...

Me too. At work I have to deal with Redhat and Suse, at home with Ubuntu and Debian. All are using the linux kernel but heck I am always searching the wrong file in the wrong directory. Not talking about yum, yast and apt-get.

Within the tutorial another tutorial about the iptables rules is linked too to cover this.

Noone will use IPv6 if noone is providing services through IPv6. So for me it is a must that all important things (web, mail, ftp, ..) are accessible through IPv6.

Or using lighttpd + rewrite: $HTTP["host"]=~ "127.0.0.1" { url.rewrite = ("(?i)(/.*\.(jpe?g|png|gif))$" => "/idiot.png" ) }

You mean something like that: Running and troubleshooting an OpenVPN server?

I want that cat back :D Would be a nice mascot for the board.

Want to add two books: Linux Kernel in a Nutshell Linux Network Administrator's Guide

Sometimes I think people do see the Holy Grail if they hear the word "cloud".

After reading this discussion I am not sure if they should not start an audit. I can execute daemon.php located in /etc/zpanel/panel/bin/daemon.php via webBrowser. http://IPADDRESS/bin/daemon.php The issue is fixed. So they respond well - but such things should not be accessible at all.

Install it and run it right out of the menu.

Yup that's correct. If you have to do everything on your own you are not using a "framework".

Not at all:

I was looking forward to the next film too. Sad that he did not have more time, because he used his time well and did a lot of good things beyond the hollywood hills.

Please test the connection. Some tunnel nodes are overrun at some times. A reason why some people add the following line to  /etc/gai.conf precedence ::ffff:0:0/96 100

Whois is funny too: Whois Server Version 2.0 Domain names in the .com and .net domains can now be registered with many different competing registrars. Go to http://www.internic.net for detailed information. Server Name: BING.COM.SEO.GET.ONE.MILLION.DOLLARS.AT.WWW.UNIMUNDI.COM IP...

If you want you can use Ruby too: Install Ruby apt-get install ruby Install webrick gem install webrick Create webserver configuration nano ~/webserver.rb require 'webrick' server = WEBrick::HTTPServer.new :BindAddress => "127.0.0.1", :Port => 80, :ServerType =>...

The questions was allready answered but I want to add that BSD is an operating system and Linux itself is just a kernel.

Debian is still my main OS for servers and my Laptop is running the latest Ubuntu but I run FreeBSD on a KVM vps and on my dev box at home. I started to use FreeBSD again to get some fresh air. The concept behind BSD is still worth the hassle to switch OS architectures.

Maybe not to cancle the vps but to abandon it. Don't think that a lot of people use them for something important. So manly dev boxes with a lot of idle time.