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There are plenty of networks that should be just dropped: 142.0.32.0/20 VolumeDrive 200.85.48/20 Telecel S.A. 108.171.240.0/20 Psychz Networks 204.188.192.0/18 SHARKTECH

Second that.

It depends on the topic of the ticket. I am missing the option to set a category for a ticket. The support would be able to see if I want something (ipv6, rdns, iptables modules, change location), if something is broken (SolusVM casualty, network issue) if I want to ask for something (E.T.A...

Yup.

At least you are not in Iceland:

The sound is good - the reason I bought this phone.

Second that. Same with blergh on irc. What about your UK location?

Thank you for the input.

For me it is ok to quote people to be sure that they get an update.

HTC One. Latest firmware update made a quite solid smartphone out of it. Energy saving mode lasts for about 3 days.

I am on node UK3.

You're right. Also also found: #fapvps #cloudservers (rackspace)

I am running a bouncer too and it is consuming about the same level of bandwith. Is this still an issue? Even for a private network? I read a lot of good opinions about the BSD network stack. But it looks like a lot of ircd owners do prefer Debian. Yup, you don't need a ddos protected ip if...

Updated my initial post. Of course. Added the plugin to the list. Good catch eva. I like fail2ban. It is a nice approache to ban ips without any database involved. I have added it to the list as an option, because not everyone is able to install fail2ban (shared hosting). @see JackDoan. Yup if...

Yup, no cloudshard, no backupsy. Looks like some providers abandoned their channels.

I use iperf for this type of testing: +------------------+ +------------------+ | Server A +---------------------- + Server B + +------------------+ +------------------+ IP:192.1.1.1...

To be able to compile. I like to pull the sources do call ant and everything is done automatically. But if you just need a runtime environment, you can use "openjdk-7-jre-headless" instead.

Knowing that some board members are running IRC networks for quite some time - I want to ask some basic questions about running an IRC daemon. What type of server is suitable OpenVZ, KVM, dedicated? What type of OS should be used (net stack) Linux like Debian or some BSD? How much RAM and...

If you pay enough you do have good support. That's the reason why they sell "premium support" as an addon.

Apply all rules Test them Check that nothing is working Check everything & redeploy Test them again Check that nothing is working again Flip the table for fun Realize that you used "venet0" as device name on your sole KVM vps...