Search results

I just used bittorrent to download. Maxed out my port. If they allowed Tor relay, would be easy ;)

Also, floating IP addresses are now available through the control panel. See https://wiki.lunanode.com/index.php/Floating_IP_addresses for details

Looks like this was fixed. We were reissuing all SSL certificates a few weeks ago in response to Heartbleed (also we're no longer using wildcard certificates for security reasons).

About time

Yes, ban OpenSSL too

Looks like my VM with End of Reality got hacked, was running latest zpanel, I'm switching to vestacp and reformatting :/ Luckily nothing important running on it.

Yeah, I take back my words.

vpsboard still vulnerable?

And?

<ul> <li><a href="video001.avi">Video 001</a></li> <li><a href="video002.avi">Video 002</a></li> <li><a href="video003.avi">Video 003</a></li> ... </ul>

/^Subject:.*Your\ Feedback\ is\ Requested\ for\ Ticket/ REJECT

Apple's bug was in a library that they created. When the bug in it came out, people laughed at them and said they should use reliable code and not write their own library. Oh well, OpenSSL is still fine probably.

SSHFS is a nice wrapper on top of SFTP for mounting, I don't really understand your problem with it.

Well, pretty sure previous post was wrong, but you can try by: wget http://example.com/download.dat &> blue.txt cat blue.txt | awk ...

wget will print out two speeds when you run it. The first speed is part of the process bar, and it is the instantaneous speed; after the command terminates (and when awk processes it) this will be the instantaneous speed at the end of the file download (or rather, the average speed over the last...

I started playing around with MooseFS, it's a pretty nice and easy to set-up distributed filesystem. Unlike a few other such filesystems, it works (mostly -- maybe some problem with free space calculation) fine on virtual machines (just needs directory to store files). Compared with Tahoe-LAFS...

One problem is some people who pay with Bitcoin don't understand that most hosting providers will still require them to have legitimate details (with residential or corporate IP address, not VPN and stuff).

Well, we (Luna Node) provide private network with unmetered 1gbps connectivity. In Scranton we'll also be providing virtual router and floating IP addresses option.

The overhead and IP cost.

We (Luna Node) offer support in Chinese; Jason is from Taiwan.