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None of the posts have been lost so don't worry. It's just IPB and its archive feature that appears to have 'removed' them from thread visibility.

It's Scotland! And the carrot cake tastes awesome btw.

Well, no, not really. We do mind though and yeah, it's kinda up to us.

This is a thread about Incero, not CVPS or CC. Keep that elsewhere please, buffalooed :)

Well. This was all a huge surprise.

Burst are veportal's only customer pretty much. I remember trying it out before. Man did I drink that night.

Not entirely sure I know what a vacation is either. Doesn't feel like it anyway!

No worries - just clearing that up :)

My business? I'm a customer and a provider that was affected. I'm also a reasonable guy that can't tolerate idiots.

Nothing I presume? :P

Oh boy - here goes Please share with the community where exactly you made anyone's security better and how fault lies solely at the feet of these software vendors. We'll touch back on this in a moment. Wrong, once again. You didn't use any 'best-efforts' to contact the developers. You submitted...

Heh - pot and kettle a bit there, Jon ;)

Your history is exactly the reason why people wouldn't use you to clean their bins, nevermind anything else. You also exposed nothing. Half the shit you posted was useless and contained nothing of interest at all.

@anyNode - if it was exclusive and you didn't want people taking advantage, why did you spam it on IRC?

@Mun, yes please.

Also spammed on IRC. Great rep you're building there.

Internal communications mainly :)

Have you bothered asking them? What good does bitching on here do? No-one's telling you to pay them or tell them how to do their job but if you're aware of an issue it's your duty to inform them of it - not just for yourself but everyone else that uses the software.

Yet again, people are making claims about it being really bad and that there are countless vulnerabilities. Also the same people being oh-so vocal about how shit the whole situation is however none of you are bothering to tell Solus (or WHMCS, or Hostbill, or whoever) about these so-called...

A few lines of code would ensure you have an accurate count of used/available IP's in WHMCS. If you provision everything through WHMCS then it wouldn't be difficult to keep track of them :)