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Interesting wrinkle @SkylarM. Brings to mind the question if CVPS was licensed at the time of the "hacks".  Officially, they claimed two of those.  And if Solus was current version. Not to pick on anyone, but $10 on a modern server per month?   I'd say lightly loaded providers probably are...

SSH tunnels, SSHFS storage, logging / data mining scripts.... Obligatory web server, database... Always hoping to do more, with less.  But with trustworthy and quality hosts.

With the IP specific,  I assume the Solus guys would note a new license issuance there (same IP) or overlapping details (company, sub company, address info physical, etc.).  They've been at this a long while and savvy enough not to trip up like that.

Could be, but aren't the licenses domain specific?  

That would just prove that CVPS/CC and their relationship fiction has been lies.  Heck of a way to confirm the dealio if so.

Information has been swirling about ChicagoVPS, and SolusVM for the past two months roughly. As some will recall, ChicagoVPS blamed Solus in the past for their hacks, and subsequent database dumps of CVPS' Solus information to the public. See: ; and...

Should be new updates for OpenSSL pushed out today...  and other programs that depend on OpenSSL.. Source: http://arstechnica.com/security/2014/04/critical-crypto-bug-in-openssl-opens-two-thirds-of-the-web-to-eavesdropping/

Sounds like a fair enough approach, if you can say something compelling along with such.

Yeah mighty big data loss. Hoping Seagate has upped the quality control. Total shit that they are giving a mere 1 year warranty on the Newegg model above.   I won't be buying until they stand behind products for at least several years of warranty.

Shame, they run great services and hardware. Anyone know which software stack they are using that is failing like this?

I totally missed the purpose of that mess making. I am partial to fire, guns and explosives to cure broken Windows and to  take that shit eating grin off Gates' face.

and... of course... #4, SSHFS  + Unison

Seems like options are: 1. A distributed/replicated filesystem. 2. Btsync or similar P2P 3. SSHFS + ???? I use SSHFS quite a bit.   It's nice cause once up and perfected it just works.   Plus you can use many common tools with it.  My favorite, good old rsync.   I just run an aggressive CRON...

Poor Henrique.  Slow down and proof read friend.  Congrats on the expanded business. @SkylarM,  there are other DC's in JAX.  :)  They just don't get the love in the affordable/smaller biz segment.  I can quickly come up with ahh four other DCs.... Maybe more...  

How about the grand old state of Michigan.  Anynode.net.

Tornado warnings and plummeting temperatures now...  Glad to say all my snow pack and ice is finally gone.   Looking forward to some predictable, but boring blue skies and dry weather.   Was out at a job site the other day and big field of what last year was likely corn.  The ground was...

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Welcome to vpsBoard @mcwnasa! What type of service did you have with Burst.net and how long have you been offline?

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