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This looks like more of an ad/plug than a review. <_< Redacted.

Of course, the downside to the above is that if the Gateway's IP ever changes, you'd need an alternate means of accessing the VM in order to update the sshd_config (such as a control panel console, IPMI for hardware, etc).  Same can be said for most other methods too though (such as IPTables)...

Easiest solution is setting memorable host->IP pairs in your gateway's /etc/hosts file.  And for each VPS, have the /etc/ssh/sshd_config reflect the following: PermitRootLogin no RSAAuthentication no PubkeyAuthentication no PasswordAuthentication no Then, at the very bottom of...

And this is why I've been moving all of my data off of any server which I don't solely administrate.

I fall both ways on this.  When I'm doing tickets - if it's an issue I can have resolved in an hour or less, I just let the ticket sit until I'm finished.  If it's going to take me some time though, or something I need to confer with Fran/bz on, I'll let the client know what's happening, why I'm...

I applaud them for not, actually.  Seamus kinda looks at things like this the way I do - obligation is informing your clients, then unaffiliated mediums such as forums/etc.  I had a service with another provider for awhile... and it would always piss me off that I'd find out about changes/etc on...

If it's that big a deal to him, he can just go pay Limestone the 25$/m :3

Actually, my condition for coming off a delivery route and taking the IT spot at Coke was that they move the IT job from salary to hourly pay.  I want my damn overtime >_>

Might have something to do with all those *.br glines I've been passing >_>

bz's more referring to the folks that have the audacity to get uppity about not getting a discount on already insanely-priced service :P  But aye, agreed.

Did not know that, actually.  But no, all of my stuff is DeWalt.  A good bit more expensive than the rest, aye... but I prefer to get a good 5-10 years out of my tools rather than just 1-2 (if that).  I've also _never_ had manufactory issues with a DeWalt.. can't say the same for other brands...

DeWalt.  When it comes to power tools, I won't use anything else.

When you address someone by name, and tell them they can contact you to make a purchase... that's a sales pitch.  Fairly arrogant to assume that someone who has already developed and released a complete panel would want to purchase a partial one, no? ... c'mon now, at least be honest.  Four...

Never never NEVER put confidential information on OpenVZ.  EVER.  Especially a system like WHMCS, where you not only have your own data at risk, but others are trusting you with THEIR information.  All placed into the hands of a company that, at the end of the day, you really have no idea...

I imagine at this point he's more terrified of becoming a target again.  It's very well known that he 1) has zero tech skills, and 2) is a compulsive liar.  Nobody is going to believe that he actually had something professionally made (let alone pen tested) unless a known and respected third...

... did you even look at who you were replying to before trying to make a sales pitch? O_ô 

I thought it only counted as 'in house' when you had someone that actually knew what they were doing writing code, as opposed to having to hire outside help to do anything more more than push UI buttons?

Troll elsewhere, kid.

You've obviously never actually been in one.