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Oh man...

Just as a FYI to people following this, you're going to end up with PHP 5.3.3 this way, which is well, ancient. If Multicraft works with 5.4, you should pull the remi repo and use that. If not, 5.3.27 should be your goal. Writing guides for the default 5.3.3 is not a good idea anymore.

PHP itself is just fine, indeed. The extremely low entry curve is PHP's bane, sadly. Every moderately computer literate guy is now 'programming,' thus the issues :(

We apparently use the same cheat sheet. +1 But yeah, never needed anything else, it's easy enough to calculate once you have the netmask. And even that's something I'm sort of really used to these days, since I've deployed so many boxes already.

How does it being named DE-CIX NY work, though? As far as I know, those initials stand for Deutschland, odd.

Look at me, I have servers! </op>

That email is actually rather well typed, ignoring all the premium nonsense. I doubt this will be a real cloud deployment, but meh.

Classic WHMCS, I guess.

I really doubt this will do fulltable BGP, and actually be able to hold onto that. tl;dr: Go get routerboards if you need el cheapo BGP routers.

Hurr durr, I have 10mbit =/ The media converter they charge me monthly for is horrendous too, wonder what's with crappy default equipment at large telcos <.<'

They're okay, save for using HE.net for anything they can these days =/

You don't stop, do you?

<10 minutes in update cases and IF you're within business hours, actually. I don't know what people whine about, but Cogent's support is far better than most carriers at their scale.

Webstorm is great if all you're trying to do is basic webdev, nothing backend. It's by Jetbrains s.r.o, but sadly is not free. Sublime Text 3 is what I'd recommend if Jetbrains' IDEs aren't your cup of tea.

https://github.com/cpliakas/jira-client does most of the work for you, but I personally think this would be pretty useless. Whmcs and JIRA are systems aimed at two vastly different market segments.

#queryfoundry @ freenode for companies under the qf brand (i.e: mainly Cloud Shards for now)

It does you no good if you use premade apps, but API based services like sailthru and postmark are infinitely better if you're a developer. Reason being simple, smtp is a costly protocol time wise, and the operations are blocking. So to say, if you need to mail 3 clients at a time, you need to...

This thread is full of retards. <.<'

http://php.net/manual/ There is no better resource.

Probably funky index routing, and nginx rewrite rules. Try rewriting everything that doesn't exist to index.php, it's usually the way to go with software like these.