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There are countless different advantages for both, I don't personally like OpenVZ but in your case there isn't much need for a fully virtualised system, not running anything special so you can cut out overheads and such, there are obviously factors like providers overselling to a point where it...

Glype yeah, that's the most common and up to date one, there's also PHProxy (I think also called phpMyProxy) and a tonne of older scripts, not all PHP based but for obvious reasons I would go with the newer and updated ones. I only really used these when I *really* had to, not ideal at all and...

Yup, local zones are available now in Dallas ('officially' announced today) called the BASIC zones for now, because HA and virtual routers are not included just yet but it's all SSD based.

I think I have to agree with that too. Right now it's just CloudStack with a lot of tweaks but a custom panel is/was being made, just takes time unfortunately..

Wut, just because someone speaks in a different accent to one you're familiar with, doesn't mean they have an accent and another person doesn't have an accent.. I've always got through to PayPal's Ireland offices, who are pretty helpful even if they can't actually do anything. Usually they say...

Keep in mind that you still need the fee for the Windows license, which granted isn't high and their London location is single-homed to Level(3) which isn't necessarily/always the best for routing in London. Custodian is much better connected than Constant in London but latencies will be...

Winity is probably your best bet, and Corgitech. Which Windows version are you looking for? Likely not what you're looking for but if 'bring in your own license' is an option then I can do something nice that's actually in London unlike many others (Shoreditch specifically - around the so...

Ask Chris. ;-)

Oh, interesting, never saw that feature before on cPanel. I've just been using an nginx reverse proxy which is very easy too: server { server_name webmail.*******.co.uk; location /{ proxy_pass https://neptune..*******..com:2096/; }...

Dang, I thought London was bad.. London is still bad, the datacenter I use happens to be just in the congestion charging zone, so it's a massive pain. :(

That's a bit short of a notice to March 9th, when was that sent out? I'll be honest I didn't expect ShoveHost to last this long so good on you for going this far, I hope if there is a next time you will be prepared a little more. Good luck for your future. :-) P.S. Nothing can beat all the...

Or trusting your passwords with an external service..

So what does this actually download? All of your subscriptions videos? That would be millions for me. I need to write something to download my favourite videos and put it on cron, this code might come in handy. ;-)

I've used shellinabox for a few years, it's great, except on some connections and browsers very laggy. Specifically my college's computers, which is why I just boot Debian now and run through a tunnel on port80. Might try butterfly, seems interesting.

Hourly billing is the only key difference, the custom control panel and simplicity is also attractive but many VPS companies have that too.. And then the price is quite attractive when combined with the word 'cloud'.

Slightly better than DO, but still no where near like what a 'real cloud' should be, no automatic failover, no snapshots or such, only two OS choices.. Non primary locations being single homed. Not amazing by any stretch of the imagination.

Yep, this is old news. I got Dreamspark a long time ago and you have to reactivate each year or two or so which is quite annoying. You don't particularly need an .edu, I actually just contacted them and they let me on. Although now I can use my brother's uni one and my mum's work (one of her...

What do you have that ServerBear doesn't?

I wouldn't have them connected to the internet at all, best way is through a VPN or some sort of tunnel. Supermicro IPMI has had far too many vulnerabilities to let me trust it enough.