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A good start would be to actually do what you said you'll do:

I think Mun is referring to this: http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/9183/look-what-our-good-ol-shovenose-has-been-up-to/

  I like discourse's features, but I don't like the UI to be honest...

I like IPB :) If the inline/attached images thing gets fixed, I'm super happy with vpsBoard just the way it is.

Fair enough, thanks for the clarification.

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http://vpsboard.com/index.php?/topic/110-whmcs-security-advisory/  :P

Works fine from here too.

iOS for me too :)

My point exactly  ;)

To be honest, I prefer replacing files over FTP on my own :) I'm sure the time will come were their auto update feature will have a dot or a backslash too much, which will completely screw the WHMCS installation.

Awesome writeup @acd!

I had the "luck" to work with an old version of DRAC ("Embedded Server Manager") I'm afraid. Good to know newer versions improved though.

load average: 437.96 http://cl.ly/P1vZ (a cPanel server on an old Xen node)

btw the domain ordering issue has been fixed. You need to re-download the patch, which now has the fixed class.init.php file. (I really don't understand why it's so difficult to call this v5.2.5.1 so that people know whether they've got the fixed version or not...)

Another PITA was the Session Time-Out.  Mounted my Windows Server ISO, restarted the server and waited for the Windows installation to load. Fifteen minutes later and all of a sudden, the Java console closed, and I was logged out of the DRAC. WTF! Logged into the DRAC again, opened up the Java...

aaaaaand we're almost getting there. (hmm looks like inline images don't work - neither with the img html tag, nor by uploading/adding it via the Full editor, so here's the screenshot: http://cl.ly/P3CU) It took literally 10 hours to mount a Windows Server ISO on the DRAC (from a Windows VPS...

Have you tried their DDoS protected IP addon? Any feedback about their network uptime? On another note, 4 pages and not a single Fusioned fan  :unsure:

You do understand that since the IP is in the csf.deny file, the request won't even get to nginx, right? :)

It's a known fact that it takes hours for WHMCS to send out security advisory emails - that's why I posted it here :)