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@Aldryic C'bo

As usual, probably no where to be found from his lack of initial response public relations wise.

Are they moving it to their server maybe? Nameservers are pointed to ns1.colocrossing.com and ns2.colocrossing.com.

If it was more widely used people would.

I was talking about Curtis G (netnub)

All this proves is that Curtis did submit a ticket, but was lying about not getting a response. No suprise there that Curtis lied about not getting a response.

Gee. I wonder how long it took him to find one. Considering the fact that he has provided no evidence, and the fact that he can decode ioncube. Doesnt take a genious to know that Curtis knows a working link, of course you stated it in the open. 

Yes, but did CVPS verify the integrity of the backups when they were done? If not how do you know they arnt currupt?

If your looking for a new provider, 24khost, NodeDeploy, WSWD, and SonicVPS are good providers. Hope CVPS did good backups on a regular bases, if the backup is corrupt that wont be usefull in restoring data

This might be a wild guess, but could it be Liam?

Just to point out, I joined before him. Why does he keep following me? 24khost, I got to webhostrally.com before you did.

SolusVM management told me they are looking into it.

SolusVM management told me they are looking into it.

Well thats good, the ticket is under managent review :) amazing at what requesting managent to see it can do. I'll let you know what managent says when they reply.

Couldnt have said it better myself. 

Wow a bit harsh. Sure Curtis found an exploit, but I highly doubt he is stupid enough to hack CVPS, of course I've been wrong before.

Your point? I got nothing to hide, its just an ip.

I just told solus about that as well, and linked them to this thread. Now to hope they get it to managent as requested :)

Wouldnt hold my breath on him doing that. 

Good thing I'm running Virtualizor. Even more of a reason to not switch to solus. Now if only Virtualizor could prevent httpd from going down every 4 hours or so.