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Delayed filing of insolvency was my first thought too.

Jarland posted a good tutorial about turorial for that. On Debian 7 you have to enable the virtual NAT network: #List all virtual netoworks virsh net-list --all #Network default marked as autostarted: virsh net-autostart default #Start network virsh net-start default Quite some fun to run...

 https://twitter.com/RamNode/status/399709107021963266 https://twitter.com/NodeStatus/status/399846748719284224 Got one notification too: So someone is DDoSing all RamNode NL ips one by one. Shame on them to attack customers.

No filtering, but EU: Germany: 2 ethernet1-1-9-c5-14-b2-cas1.pnj1.choopa.net (64.237.34.233) 0.806 ms 0.841 ms 0.910 ms 3 vl123-br2.pnj1.choopa.net (108.61.92.53) 1.479 ms 7.683 ms 7.784 ms 4 ae3.ar2.ewr1.us.nlayer.net (69.31.95.5) 4.653 ms 4.767 ms 4.873 ms 5...

So a win:win for both of you.

If you are looking for Ukraine or Russia: http://vds6.net/de6/

Still stick with the ones of google. They are updating my domains quite fast.

That should be part of the wiki - local mirrors are nice.

Currently using my Raspberry Pi to record local radio stations.

What packages do you want to offer?

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Won't work because ip:1080 is not a public service (and should never be). But you should trust your local network.

Browser <-> localhost <-> ssh tunnel <-> server <-> internet connection <-> external website Just the ssh tunnel is encrypted. The traffic between browser and the ssh tunnel tcp port is not encrypted. The red connections can be sniffed.

Second that. If I run Ubuntu it is always a LTS version.

Yup - minor issue.

I am running my first zpanel vps for about 5 months (5 users, 10 domains). No hacks, no issues. I do backups too, but this does not depend on the panel :)

Thank you for this script. Manual installation of ISPConfig 3 is quite time consuming.

Thank you for the explanation - appreciated it! You are one of the providers with the least downtime on my list.

Well - I did not read anything about current security issues. I only know the thread of one single person that got pissed off by the attitude of one developer of zpanel. So is this "zpanel is baaaaad" based on the single "fu** you devs" LET thread or is there something more substantial?

I was searching for an open source panel that was able to manage apache, mysql, dovecot, postfix and named. My search ended up on zpanel. Installation is quite simple: su mkdir /zpanel && cd /zpanel #32 bit version wget...