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Correct. but that is very very very very bad. That means that every request that hits the servers for said site will have to go through the if statement for every request. It would probably be better to write up a script to add deny and an end tag of ; instead.

http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/unix-linux-nginx-custom-error-403-page-configuration/ NM use the deny command. Schema as follows http { ...      deny 1.2.3.4;      deny 250.250.250.0/24; error_page 403 /403.html;      location = /403.html {      root html;      allow all;     } ... }...

Might be able to use one of the if statements in the nginx config, but it will be costly for processing power.

http://domaintyper.com/PageRankCheck gaming-servers.net is bigger :D

This is actually not a great setup if you get tons of comments, as the comments won't come into effect for possibly 1 hour. quick cache + a 1 min cache on valid outputs might be better.

I'm not staff, but you can always come say on Bluevm IRC. https://www.bluevm.com/chat.php

Glad to see you here Zen :)

For the title?

That may have allowed it to continue, but the slowness and even delays started back during the time of SOPA.

Godaddy doesn't like namecheap. This policy has been in place with them since SOPA.

Is it fully unmetered, or is there a hidden statement of what is acceptable?

Sadly I think it can only take ~50 Gbps... (might be wrong, as that might be the old numbers)

Thanks, I will do some research and build an article. Might take some time though.

Thanks for the feedback :) Anything you want me to write about?

Thanks, any suggestions on other topics that you might want me to cover? :)

Thoughts on the post? :)

:(

http://www.lowendhelp.com/php-startup-unable-to-load-dynamic-library/ What do you think? What should I change?

There is a ton of downtime, and I know  it is because of a DDOS, but still it is flaky at best. 10 Minutes all good, then really really slow, and then nothing at all. (repeat) I think I just am going to go work on my own stuff. (Sigh)

I do at work.