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http://mailman.nanog.org/pipermail/nanog/2014-February/064525.html There is an email thread on nanog about broken spamassassin rules, which may be what you are experiencing.  An update *should* fix the issue.

You lost me at how this is really any different from what is available now.  If I wanted a RAM disk based server, why would I buy this specifically over just a regular VPS with 8GB or 16GB of RAM and slicing it up myself?  Besides, most things that need lots of RAM (e.g. Redis, Innodb...

This has already been discussed in this thread: https://vpsboard.com/topic/3316-burstnet-closing-dallas-location/

or use something like sqlite or postgres with geo extensions.

Ok, if you can predict the downfall of BuyVM, when can we expect CVPS to make the top 5?  Maybe that should be of more concern for you.

If you couldn't figure that out, why the hell are you selling the product?  Get your shit in order before you start selling.

Mine is still working.

How is this still going on?!  The time for  :lock: has long since passed.

Do your checks on the server side no matter what.  You can't trust anything the client sends you.  Client side checks are just icing on the cake.

NANOG has reports of others having weird email issues with gmail right now, so it might not be your setup. http://mailman.nanog.org/pipermail/nanog/2014-January/063498.html

I wasn't sure if you knew that micro framework is the term most often used to categorize the tool you want.  It seems that you did, so nevermind.  Good luck with your search; if we could agree on which is best, there wouldn't be so bloody many options ;)

Have you seen http://www.apigility.org/? Otherwise, well-known general micro frameworks include http://www.slimframework.com/ and http://silex.sensiolabs.org/.  https://www.google.com/search?q=php+micro+framework will show you more.

Let me clarify.  I think they want to make it easier for the community to add stuff on to CentOS and do the legwork of finding new opportunities for RHEL.

Red Hat is positioning CentOS as a middle ground between a very slow moving RHEL and the just-about-anything-goes Fedora.  I think they want to use it to test out new product niches they can eventually bring RHEL into.  They claim the existing disconnect between RHEL and CentOS will remain.  I...

Congratulations, you invented GameSpy.

Umm... no.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv4_address_exhaustion.  4.3 billion addresses.  You're thinking of IPv6.

As dcdan said, before accepting any type of forwarded or proxy header, the remote address should be checked against a whitelist of acceptable proxies.  This is how mod_extract_forwarded works for apache, for example.  http://www.openinfo.co.uk/apache/index.html

Ok, wise-guy.  What happens when $dcname = 'Incero, LLC'?  'Incero, LLC' isn't a substring of 'Incero'.  Now get off my lawn.

I don't know if you were sincere or not, but it comes off as trolling.  No one wants to see a 17 year old hugging pooh bear.  You should have outgrown that a long time ago.

Starting this thread probably wasn't your best idea ever (at least, we hope  :unsure:).