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I did briefly mention the datacenter in the post. We are in SingleHop's CHI-2 datacenter. The VPS are provisioned with their own routing, so /30 would be needed for 1 IPv4 address. 5 IPv4 addresses is a /29 and 13 is a /28.

If you really only want customers who have read these then add a checkbox to your checkout page affirming that they have read it, followed by a short quiz that prevents ordering if they answer incorrectly.

Luna Node Luna Node provides high quality unmanaged VPS hosting at an affordable price. We exclusively use KVM on all plans for the greater control that it gives users. At the moment we're offering various plans in Chicago with 512 MB to 8192 MB memory. We take payments through PayPal (either...

Some things to keep in mind It's better to get servers that have similar disk sizes. Reasoning: if you have five servers with 500 GB and five servers with 50 GB, and you have (K,N_min)=(3,6) (i.e., replicate to at least six servers with three shares needed to reconstruct the data), then once...

Server is down without any new IP address, great.

Details about it weren't released until now.

Lavabit had more than one user; releasing it's private SSL key that it uses for its website implies that the security of all of its users is compromised. I'm surprised he even complied with handing them the data. They could have easily used that with little effort; ever heard of OCR?

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/10/lavabit-defied-order-for-snowdens-login-info-then-govt-asked-for-sites-ssl-key/ Make sure you have perfect forward secrecy enabled. Otherwise who knows when the government will come knocking on your door for your private key and subvert the security of...

It's ridiculous to call the current situation a government shut down when the unconstitutional surveillance of innocent Americans continues.

Cool, let me know if you run into any issues. There's also a web interface for it in the gpg-mailgate-web subdirectory of the repository.

$databaseString = shell_exec('mysql --user=root --password=IjKYWGtXkD92y0VD -e "SHOW DATABASES;" | tr -d "| " | grep -v Database'); $databases = explode("\n", $databaseString); foreach($databases as $db) {     if($db != "information_schema") {         exec("mysqldump --skip-lock-tables --force...

This is for both mail sent from anyone to your mail server, and for mail sent from your mail server to anyone who has uploaded their PGP key.

Actually I wanted to edit the content, and I'm not sure what I want to edit it to. Maybe I'll just make a new post then.

I want to edit the topic with stuff for encrypting outgoing mail as well for web applications, how to edit?

If it's a large project I recommend Django. But Django is heavy.

This can now be checked out from https://github.com/uakfdotb/gpg-mailgate/tree/www

I'm working on something to encrypt outgoing mail. It involves a web interface where anyone can upload their PGP key; mail to the email address of that key will be encrypted after an email address confirmation. The intent here would be email encryption and not email authentication. It uses...

I expect VPS and billing issues to be handled. I don't require replies to the former. If I fail to understand how to use the system (something common like SolusVM) I don't necessarily expect a reply but it's nice to get one.

There were some residual issues. The following have been fixed Occassional attachment decryption errors: fixed by changing forced encoding from quoted-printable to 7bit GPG v2 or something keys patch merged into the repository

At some point in the past I used phpmyadmin, but mysql in terminal looks so much nicer, not to mention is easier to use (why do I need a mouse to run a SELECT query ???). I can't figure out postgres though, at all...